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ESTABLISHED 




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M.DCCC.XLIII. 



HISTORICAL AND LITERAIIY UEMAINS 



LANCASTER AND CHESTER. 



Council for the year 1871-72. 

iBrctfdiEiit. 
JAMES CROSSLEY, Esc, F.S.A. 

The Rev. F. R. RAINES, M.A., F.S.A., Hon. Canon of Manclieator, Vioir of 
Jlilnrow, and Rural Dean. 
CaunrtX 
WILLIAM BEAMONT, Esq. 

The Very Rev. GEORGE HULL BOWERS, D.D., Dean of Manchester. 
RIOHAHD COPLEY CHRISTIE, Esq., MA., Chancellor of the Dioceao of Manchoiter. 
The Rev. THOMAS C0R8ER, M.A., F.S.A,, Rector of Stand. 
WILLIAM ADAM HULTON, Esq. 
THOMAS JONES, Esq., B.A., F.S.A. 
WILLIAM LANGTON, Esq. 
COLONEL E6ERT0N LEIGH. 

Thk Rev. JOHN HOWARD MARSDEN. B-D., F.R.G.8., Canon of Mincheater. 

The Rev. JAMES RAINE, M.A., Canon of York, Fallow of Durham UniTersity. 

Crraiiurrt. 

ARTHUR U. HEYWOOD, Esq. 

l^anarars Secrelari;. 

R. HENEY WOOD, Esq., F.SA., F.R.G.S., 

Mem. Corr. Soo. Antiq. de Nonuandie. 



RULES OP THE CHETHAM SOCIETY. 

1. ThM the Society shall be limited to thrsa hundrail snd fifty members. 

2. That ths Society alull consist of membora being eubscriliers of one pound annnal1y,Ench snbscrip- 
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9 be held on the 23rd day of Ill^'^h, 1843, and the general meeting in each year afterwards on the let day 

' of Mareh, unlees it ebould fall on a Sunday, when some other day is to be nsmod by the Council. 
I 3. That the affairs of the Socioty he conducted by a Council, consisting of a permanent President and 

I "VicB-Preeident, and twelve other mBmbers, including a Treasurer and Secretary, all of whom shall be 
f aleoted, tbe first two at the general meeting next after a vacancy shall occur, and the twelve other 
t members at the general meeting annually. 

4. That any member may compound for his future subscriptions bj tbe payment of ten pounds. 

G. That the accounts of tbe receipts and expenditure of the Society be audited annually, by three 
I widitarB, to be elected at the general meeting; and that any member who shall be one year in arrear of 
hu subscription, shall no longer be considered as belonging to tbe Society. 

6. That every member not in arronr of bis annual subscription, be entitled to a copy of each of the 
-works published by the Society. 

7. That twenty copies of each work shall be allowed to tho editor of the same, in addition to the 
one to which he may he entitled as a member. 

2. C.il,H(,'fti\sV T\o.':.e, Afi. , 



PUBLICATIONS Of THE CHETHAM SOCIETY. 



First year (1843-4). 



I. Travela in Holland, the United Provineea, England, Scotlnnd, and Ireland, 1634-163^. By Sir 
■William Brereton, Bart. Edited by Edwaiid Hawkins, Eaq., F.R.S., F.S.A., F.L.S. pp. Tiii, 206. 

II. Tracts relating to Military Proceedings in Lancaehire during the Great Civil War. Edited and 
Illustrated from Contemporary Documents by GEOftGB Oiuaanoo, D.C.L., F.R.S., F.8.A., F.G.S., 
author of " The History of Cheshire." pp. ixxii, 373. 

III. Choster'a Triumph in Honor of her Prince, as it was performed upon St. George's Day 1610, in 
the foresud Citie. Reprinted from the origiual edition of IGIO, with an Intruduction and Notes. 
Edited by the Rev. Thouas Cobseb, M.A. pp. XTiii, 36. 



Second year (1844-5). 



V. Lancashire Memorials of the Rebellion, 1715. By Samuel Hibbbrt-Warb, M.D., F.R.S.E,, So. 

pp. s, fie, and siviii, 292. 

VI. Fotts's DiecoTer; of Witches in the coant; of Lancaster. Reprinted from the original edition of 
1613 ; with au Introduction and Notes by James Choesley, Esq. pp. Iiix, 184, 52. ^^B 



Third year (1845-6). 



VII. Iter Lancaatrenae, a Poem written A,D. 1G36, by the Rev. Riohard Jamei. Edited by the Rer. 
Tbomas CoBsEn, M.A. pp. csii, 86. Folding Pedigree. 

VI II. Notiti a Cestrienaia, or Historical Notices of the Diocese of Cheater, by Bishop Gastrell, Chithir M. 
Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raihbs, M.A., F.S.A, Vol. I. pp. xri, 396. Plate. _^M 

IX. The Norris Papers. Edited by Thomas Hekwood, Esq., F.B.A. pp. zxxiv, 190. ^H 



X. The Coueher Book oi 
pp. xl, 3M. Plale. 

XI. The Couaher Book o 

XII. The Moore Rental. 



Fourth year (1846-7). 

Chartulacy of WhaUey Abbey. Edited by W. A. Hultos, Esq. VoL L 

Cliartulary of WhaUey Abbey. Vol. II. pp. 339-636. 
Edited by Thomas Heywood, Esq., F.B.A. pp. Isx, 16( 



A 



Publications of t/ie C^ietham Society. 



Fifth year (1847-8). 

XIII. The Diary and Correspondence of Dr. JoliaWorthington. Edited bj Jis. CBoaBtET, Esq. Vol.1. 

XIV. Tlia Journal of NicliolasABsheton. Edited by thoRev. F.R.IlinjES,M.A.,F.S.A. pp.xxx,164. 

XV. Tho Holy Ljfe and History of Saynt Werburge, very frntefull for aJl CiirUten People to rede. 
Editad by Edwakb HAwmsa, Eaq. pp. xxviii, 10, 242, 

Sixth year (1848-9). 

XTI. The Coueber Book or Cbartulary of Wbilley Abbey. Vol. III. pp. rii-liv, 637-936. 

XVII. Warrington in 14G5. Edited bj William Beauont, Esq. -pp. Ixsviii, 152, 

XVIII. Tbe Diary of the Rev. Henry Nawcome, from Saptember 30, 1661 
Edited by Thosus Heywood, Esq., F.S.A. pp. il, 242. 



Seventh year (1849-50). 



XIX. Notitia CertriBosia. Vol. II. Part I. Lancashire, Part 1. pp.iv, 160, siriii. 

.XX. Tho Coacher Book or Chartulary of Whalley Abbey. Vol. IV. (ConeUition). tip. Iv-liiii, 937- 

1314. 
XXI. Notitia CeBtrionsia. Vol. II. Part II. LantoiUrey Part II. pp. Ixsvii, 161-552. Plait. 



Eighth year ( 1 8 5 o- 1 ). 



XXII. Notitia CBatrieniifl. Vol. II. Part III. Lancashire, Part III. (Conclusion J. pp. 353-C21, 

XXIII. A Golden Mirrour ; conteininge certaine pithie and figurative visions prognosticating good 
fortune to Eugland, Slc. By Richard llobinson of Alton. Reprinted from the only known copy of 
the original edition of 15S9 in the British Museum, with an Introduction and Notes by the Bev. 
Thohas Cohsek, M.A., F.S.A. pp. ixii, 10, 96. 

XXIV. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. I. Edited by William Lanqton, Esq. : containing: 

Papers connected with the affairs of Milton and bis Family. Edited by J. F. Marsh, Esq. pp 46. 
Plate. 

Epistularv Beliqucaof Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquaries, 1653-73. Comtnuuicated by Georob 
OrM£koI), D.C.L., F.R.8., F.S.A., and F.G.8. pp. 16. 

Calendars of the Names of Families which entered their several Pedigrees in the successive 
Heraldic Visitations of the County Palatine of Lancaster. Communicated by Georqe OiiUBBon, 
D.C.L., F.R.S., F.S.A., and F.G.S. pp. 26. 

A Fragment, illustrative of Sir Wm. Dugdale's Visitation of Lancashire. From TtlSS. in the 
possession of the Rev. F. R. Rainbb, M.A,, F.S.A. pp. 8. 

Ninth year (i 85 1-2). 

Stanley's SurreiidBr i 

M-A. EditedbyEn.PA]iKmsoK,D,D.,F.8.A. VoI.I 
XXVII. The Aatobiography of Henry Nevcoma, HJL. Vol.IL (CoiKlvaion). pp. 185-390 



'• -^ 



Publications of i/ie Chetham Sociely. 
Tenth year (1852-3). 



. pp.io,13K^ 



XXVIII. Ths Jacobite TnaU at Manclieeter in 1694. Edited by WruiAX Bbauont, Esq. 

XXIX. The Stanley Papers, Part I. The Earla of Derby and the Verae Writers and Poets of the 
teenth lud seventeentli ceaturies. By TuoUAs UciwoOD, Esq., F.S.A. pp. 64. 

XXX. Documents misting to the Priory of Penworbham, and other PoiBeesioDB in Laacfuhire of Iba 
Abbey of Eyeahain. Edited by W. A Huuon, Esq. pp. Ixzviii, ISG. 



Eleventh year (1853-4). 



XXXI. The Stanley Papers, Part II, The Derby B'ousebold Books, comprising an account of the 
Household Regulations and Expenses of Edward and Henry, third and fourth Earb of Derby ; 
together with a Diary, containing the names of the guests who visited the latter Earl at his houses 
Id Lancashire : by William Farrington, Esq., the Comptroller. Edited by the Hev. F. it. Raines, 
M.A.,P.S.A. ]<p. scTiii, 247. FiBiPUuUs. 

XXXII. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John Byrom. Edited bf Ricuard PaiikiS'son, 
D.D., F.S.A. Vol. I. Port I. pp. x, 3-20. Portrait. 

XXXIII. Laneashire and Cheshire WiUs and Invcntoriea from the Ecclesiastical Court, Ch( 
The First Portion. Edited bj the Eev. G. J. Piccopb, M.A. pp. ti, 196. 



Twelfth year (i 854-5). 



1 



XXXIV. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John Byrom. Vol. I. Part IT. pp. .121-639. 

XXXV. The House and Farm Aoeonnts of the Shnttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall. Edited by John 
Harlabd, Esq., F.S.A. Part I. yp. 232. Fro-aiispUce. 

XXXVI. The Diary and Correspondence of Dr, John Worthington. Vol- H. Part I. pp. 248. _ 



Thirteenth year (1855-6). 



XXXVII. Chetham Miaocllanies. Vol. II. Edited by ■William Lanqtoh, Esq. : containing 

The Rights and Jurisdiction of the County Palatine of Cheater, the Earls Palatine, the Chamber- 
lain, and other Officers. Edited by Joskph Brooks Yates, F.A.S, G.S., and P.S. pp. 37. 

The Scottish Field. (A Poem on tho Battle of Flodden.} Edited by John Robsom, Esq. pp. it, 28. 

Examynatyons towcheynge Cokeye More, Temp. Hen. VIII. in a dispute between the Lows of the 
Manors of Middleton and Radclyffe. Commanicated by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A„ F.S.A. pp. 30, 

A History of the Ancient Chapel of Denton, in Manchester Parish, By the Rbt, John Bookeb- 
MJ1..,F.B.A. pp.viii, 143. TlireePlaUa. 

A Letter from John Bradshawe of Gray's Inn to Sir Peter Legh of Lyme. Edited by Wiluam 
Lanoton, Esq. pp. b. 

FacsimiU of a Psed of Richard Bnuel lo Church ofEet^ham, (for imerlion in v<d. txx}. 

XXXVIII. Bibliographical Notices of tho Church Libraries of Turton and Gorton bequeathed by 
Humptirey CbetUam. Edited by Gilbeqt J. Frbnuu, Esq. pp. 199. liluatraled Title. 

XXXIX. The Farington Papers. Edited by Miss ff a rinoton. pp, iTi,179. FivtplaUtofSignalurie. 



Pnblkations of the C/ief/tani Society. 



Fourteenth year (1856-7). 

XL. Tlie PriTiltB JoumnI and Literary Remains of John Byrom. Vol. II. Part I. pp. 32G and two 
lndej:es. 

XLI. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttle worths of Gawthorpe Hall. Part II. pp. 233-^72. 
Porlrail, 
' XLII. A History of the Ancient Chapels of Didsbnry and Chorlton, in Manchester Parish, including 
Stetohea of the Townships of Didsbarj.Withington.BuroagBjHDatoii Norrifi, Reddish, Lavonsliulme, 
and Chorlton- oum-Hardy: together with Notices of the mere Ancient Local Families, and Particulars 
relatine to the Descent of their Estates. Uy the Rot. Joun Boukeb, M.A., F.B.A. pp. viii, 337; 
Seven lllvatraliona. 



Fifteenth year (1857-8). 



XLIV. The Private Journal and Literarr Remains of John Bjrom. Vol. II. Part II. pp. 327-664, 

Syrotn Pedir/raes,pp. 41 and three folding therta; Index, pp. T. 
XLV. Miaoellaniea : being a selection from the Poeaia and Correspondence of the Bov. Thos. Wilson, 

B,D., of Clitheroe. With Memoirs of his Life. By the Rev. Canon Rai»bs, M.A., P.3.A. pp. kc, 

230, Two Plates. 



Sixteenth year (1858-9). 



XL VI. The Hdubb and Farm Accounts of the Shnttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall. Part IV. (Con- 
elvtionj. pp. 777--1171. 

XLVII. A History of the Ancient Chapel of Birch, in Manchester Parish, including a Sketch of the 
Township of Rusholuic : together with Notices of the more Ancient Local Families, and Particulars 
relating to the Descent of their Estates. By the Rev. John Booker, M.A., F.S,A. pp. viii, 253. 
Four Plates. 

XLVIII. A Catalogue of the Collection of Tracts far and against Popery {puhtished in or about the 
reign of James II.) in the Manchester Library founded by HumpiireT Chetham; in which is 
incorporated, with large Additions and BibUographieal Notes, the whole of Peck's List of the 
Tracts in that Controversy, with his References. Edited b; Thomas Jonbs, Esq. B.A. Part I. 
pp. lii, 256. 



Sevejtteenth year (1859-60). 



XLIX. The Lancashire Liontenancy under the Tudon and Stnarta. The Civil and JTilitary Govem- 
at of the County, as illustrated by a series of Royal and other Letters; Orders of the Friiy Council, 

the Lord Lieutenant, and other Authorities, &c., &e. Chiefly derived from the Shuttleworth MSS. 

Bt Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire. Edited by John Harland, Esq., F.S.A. Part I, pp. cxx, 96. 

Seven Plate*. 
li. The Lancashire Lieutenancy under the Tudors and Stuarts. Part IL ('Conclusions, pp. 97-333. 
LI. Lancashire and CheBbire Wills and Inventories from the Ecclesiastical Court, Chester. The Second 

Portion, pp. vi, 283. 



6 Publications of the Chetliam Society. 

Eighteenth year (1860-1). 

LII. Cotlsctane!! Anglci-Poetica: or, A BibliographicBil and DescriptiTe Catalogue of a portion of a Col- 
lection of Early English Poetry, with occasional Extracts and Kemarlca Biogrupliical and Critical. 
Br the Rev. Thohas Corber, M.A., F.S.A,, Rural Dean; Rector of Stand, LiuicaaUire; aad Vicar 
of Norton, Norbhamptoiuliire. Fart I. yp. li, 206. 

LIII. Mameceatre; being Chapters from the early recorded History of the Barony, the Lordship or 
Manor, the Vill Borough or Town, of Manchester. Edited by JoilN Uaalanji, Esq., F.S.A, Vol, I. 
jip. 207. Frontifpieca. 

LIV . Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories from the Ecclesiaitieal Cotut, Chester. The Third 
Portion. (ConduiionJ. pp. t, 272. 



Nineteenth year (i 86 1- 



LV. ColJectaoea ADelo-Poetiea. Part 11. pp. yi, 209-156. -■ 

LVI. MamacBitre. Vol.11, pp. 209-431. 

LVII, Chfltham MiaeellaniBS. Vol. III. Edited by 'WiLLiiM Lanoton, Esq. : oontaining 

On the South LaDcashiro Dialect, with Biographieal Notices of John Collier, the author of Tim 
Bohhm. By Thos. Heywood, Esq. pp. 84 

Rentale de Cokersand : being the Bursar's Rent Roll of the Abbey of Coliersand, in the County 
Palatine of Lancaster, for the year ISOl. Printed from the Original. Edited by the Rav. P. R. 
Baines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. iviii, 46. 

The Names of all the tientlemen of the host callinec w"'iu the countye of Laneaetre, whereof clioyse 
ys to be made of a c'len number to lend vnto her Ma'i' moneys vpon privie seals in Janvarye 1588. 
From a manuscript in the possession of the Rev. F. R. Haines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. 9. 

Borne Instmction given by William Booth Esquire to his stewards John Carington and William 
RoflTcrofte, npon the purchase of Warrinf(ton by Sir George Booth Baronet and William Booth bis 
Mn, A.D. MDCXTiii. Communicated by William Beamont, Esq. pp. 8. 

Latter from Sir John Seton, Manchester y" 25 M'lh, 1G43. Edited by Tkohab Hevwood, Esq., 
F,S.A. pp. 15. 

The Names of eight hundred inhabitants of Manchester who tool: the oath of allegianCD to Charles 
II. in April, 1679. Communicated by Joun Harland, F.S.A. pp. 8. 

The Pole Booke of Manchester, May j" 22" llj90. Edited by William Lancton, Esq. 
Map and folding Table. 



Twentieth year (1862-3). 



% 



LVIII. Mameceatre. Vol. Ill, (Condition.) pp. si, 433-627. 

LTX. A History of the Chantries within the County Palatine of Lancaster : being the Re 

Royal Commissioners of Henry VIII., Edward VI., and Queen Mary. Edited by the 

Raimes, M,A., F.S.A. Vol. I. pp. luix, 168. 
LX. A History of the Chantries within the County Palatine of Lancaster, &c. Vol. II. f'Concfu.sioil, 



F. B. 



Twenty-first year (i 86 3-4). 



General Index to the Remains Historical and Literary published by the Chetbam Society, vols.T-XXX. 
pp. viii, 168. 

count of the Tryalla &o. in Manchester in 1694, Edited by the 
i.sis, 32;Kii,42; 5. 
e of the Warr in Lancashire. Edited by William Bbamont, Esq. pp. xzxiv, 164 



Pnblicaikms of the Clietham Society. 7 

Twenty-second year (1864-5), 

LXIII. A VolomB of Court Leet HecordB of the Manor of Manohoater in tlio Sixteenth Cuntury. 

Compiled and edited b; John BAitLAND, F.S.A. pp. lix, 20S, Prontiapieee. 
LXIV. A Catalogue of the Collection of TraetB for and against Popery, Part II. To which nra added 

an Index to the Trsots in both editions of Gibson's Prasolrative, and a reprint of Dodd's Certameu, 

Utriusqne Eccleaix. Edited bj Thouab Jones, Esq. B.A. pp. i, 269, 17. 
, LXV. Continuation of the Court Leet Hecorda of the Manor of Maacheater, a.d. 1586-1602. By John 

TTini.AMn, Esq. pp. viii, i2S. 



Twenty-third year (1865-6). 



LXVI. The Stanley Papera. Part III. Private Dcvotiona and MiEcellaniaa of Jamea leTenth ear! of 
Derby, K.G., with a Prefatory Memoir and Appendix of Documeuta. Edited bj the Rev. Canon 
Raines, M.A„ F.8.A. Vol.1, pp. i-ooviii. Four Plates. 

Four Plates. 

i« periods. Compiled 



LXVII. The Stanley Papera. Part III, Vol. 2. pp. 
LXVIII. Collectanea relating to Mancheator and its Neighbourhood, 
arranged and edited bj John Him.AND, F.8.A. Vol. I. pp. " "" 



258. 



Twenty-fourth year (1866-7). 



LXIX. The AdmiEsion Register of the Maucbeater School, with some Notices of the tnoredistinguiabed 
Scholars. Edited by the Rey. Jkeehiah Finch Smith, M.A., Hector of AldriJge, Staffordshire, 
led Rural Dean. Vol. I., from a.d. 173U to a.d. 1775. pp. tiii, 253. 

LXX. The Stanley Papera. Fart III. Vol.3. fConeiittion.; pp. 112 and 65. Fronlispkci. 

LXXI. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part III. pp. s, 282. 



Twenty-fifth year (i 867-8). 



LXXII. Collectanea relating to Manchester and ita Neighbonrhood. Vol. II. pp. Tiii, 252. 
LXXIII. The Admission Register of the Mancheater School, with some Notices of the mere dis- 
iuguiahed Schohirs. Edited by the Rot. Jbbeuiau Finch Smith, M.A., Rector of Aldridge, 
Staffordshire, and Rural Dean. Vol. II., from a.d. 1776 to A.D. 1B07. pp. v, 302. 
LXXIV^Threo Lancaahire Documenta of the Fourteenth and Fifteeuth Centuries, namely : I. The 



Twenty-sixth year (1868-9). 



LXXV. Lancaahire Funeral CertiGcatea. Edited by Thohas "WrLLiAM Kino, Esq., F.S.A., Tork 
Herald, With additioua by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.8.A., VioB-Presidont o£ the Chetbam 
Society, pp. yiii, 102. 

LXXVI. ObserrutionB and Instructiona divine and morall. In Verse. By Robert Haywood of Hey- 
wood, Lancashire. Edited by Jaues CuosELEf, Eaq., F.S.A. pp. ixiv, 108. 

LXXVII, CollectaQea Anglo-Poetica. Part IV. pp. vi, 260. 



8 Publications of the Chelham Society. 

Twentyseventli year (1869-70). 

LXXVIII. Tract! written in the CoutroTorsj respecting the Legitimacy of Amicia, daughter of 
Hugh CyToliok, carl of Cliester. A.li. 1673-1679. By sir I'eter Leycatter, bart., and sir Tlionias 
Mainwaring, bart. Reptintcd from the Callection at PeoTer. Edited, witlt an latroductiuD, by 
WiLUiM BatMONT, Esq. Fart I. pp. xct, 94. PoHraU of lir Peter Ley enter. 

LXXIX. Traota written in the ControTersy reepecting the Legitimacy of Amicia. Part II. -pp. 95-322. 
Portrait of tir Thomal MainKarinff. 

LXXX. Tracts wnttenin the Contruveray respecting tho Legitimacy of Amicia. Part III. pp. 323-550. 
WithJrontiipUce of tllaU at Ptover, 



Twenty-eighth year (1870-1). 



LXXXI. Tbo ViiitatioD of tba County Palatine of Lancaster, made in the year 1567, by William 
Fiowor, Esq., Norroy ting of arms. Edited by the Hey. F. 11. ItAinEt, M.A., F.a.A., Vicar of 
blilnrow, and lion. Canon of Mancheitcr. pp. xvi, HI. 

LXXXII. The Visitation of the Connty Palatina of Lancaster, made in the year 1613, by Richard 8t. 
George, Esq,, Norroy king of arma. Edited by the Key. F. R. lliiSEi, M.A., F.3.A., Vicar of Miln- 
row, Hon. Canoa of ManchoEter, aod Rural Dean. pf. xi, 142. 

LXXXIII. Chetham Miscellaniei, Vol. IV., containing; 

Some Account of Genaral Robert Venables, of Antrobus and Win eh am, Cheshire ; with an engrav- 
ing from his Portrait at Wincham, together with the Autobiographical Klemoranila or Diary of his 
Widow, Elizabeth Venahles. From the original MS. in the possession of Lbb F. Towmshkni), Esq. 
pp.iT,2fl. PeAigreel. Portrait of General Roherl VeHallii. 

A Forme of Confession grounded ypon the Ancient Catboliqua and Apostolique Faith. Made and 
eompoaed by the honorable ladie The Lady Bridget Egerton. a. p. 1636. From tho oridnal MS. in 
the poBseision of Sift Philip sb Malpas Gbbx Egbutoh, Bart., M.F. pp. vi, 23. Ptdigreei 2. 

A Kalender conteyning the Namai of all »ach Gent, and others as upon her Maty's Fryrye Scales 
bays paid there Monoy to the handes of Sir Hugh Ctiolmondley Knj'ghte Collect' of Iler Ilyghnea 
Loano with'" tho Couotie of Chester, together w''' the severall Somes and Daiea of Receipt, a.d. 1597. 
From the original MS. iu tbo poaseaaion of R. H. Wood, Esq., F.S.A. pp. ir, ■' 

History at Warrington Friary. Edited by Williau Beamont, Esq. ;>; 
Fovr Platte, bting EffigUi and Armt, Tomhitonti, and Fragments. 



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Twenty-ninth year (1871-2). 



LXXXIV. The Visitation of the County Palatine of Lancaster, made in the year 1664-5, by Sir Wil- 
liam Dugdale. Knight, Norroy king of arras. Edited by the Rev. F. H. Raines, M.A., F.S,A„ Vic"- 
of Milnrow, lion. Canon of Manchester, and Rural Dean. Fart I. pp. ziy, 1U4. 



i Co., Prinla-.', ManchtsltK 



REMAINS 



HISTORICAL & LITERARY 



CONNECTED WITH THE PALATINE COUNTIES OF 



LANCASTER AND CHESTEE. 



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JAMES^CROSSLEY, Esq., F.S.A., Presidkbt, 

REV. F, R. RAINES, M.A., F.S.A., Hon. Canok of H 

Vjck-Pkhsident. 
WILLIAM BEflMONT, Es^. 

THE VERY REV. GEORGE HULL BOWERS, D.D., 
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or Manchester. 
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THE 



VISITATION 



OF THE 



COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER, 

MADE IN THE YEAR 
1664-5, 

BY SIR WILLIAM DUGDALE, Knight, 

NORROY KING OF ARMS. 



EDITED BY 

THE REV. F. R. RAINES, M.A., F.S.A., 

VICAR OF MILNROW, HON. CANON OF MANCHESTER, 

AND RURAL DEAN. 



PART I. 



PRINTED FOR THE CHETHAM SOCIETY. 

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THE 



VISITATION 



OF THE 



COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER, 



MADE IN THE YEAR 



I664-S, 



BY SIR WILLIAM DUGDALE, Knight, 

NORROY KING OF ARMS. 



EDITED BY 

THE RpV. F. R. RAINES, M.A., F.S.A., 

VICAR OF MILNROW, HON. CANON OF MANCHESTER, 

AND RURAL DEAN. 



PRINTED FOR THE CHETHAM SOCIETY. 

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INTRODUCTION. 



IT was on the 2nd September 1664 that Dugdale, at 
that time Norroy King at Arms, left Blythe hall, his 
house in Warwickshire, to hold his Visitation in Lan- 
cashire, of which event due notice had been given in the 
several hundreds of the county.' He was accompanied 

^ The following is a copy of the second letter issued by Dugdale to 
the High Bailiff of the Hundred of Salford : 

To the BcUive of the Hundred of Salford these. Whereas, by virtue 
of his Majesties Commission under y* great Seal of England to mce 
directed, you did receive a speciall Warrant from mee given at Man- 
chester under thfe Seale of my office upon the 26 day of July last, for y* 
Authorizinge of y* to wame divers persons residinge within the hundred 
of Salford in the County of Lancaster, to make their respective appear- 
ances before me at y* Sign of y* Kings head in Salford upon y* 9*** day 
of / month of September last, as well for the registeringc their dc>K;cnt», 
and justifying their titles of Esquires and Gentlemen as their right of 
such Coats of Armes and Crests which they usually shew forth and 
bear. 

And whereas, notwitfastandinge such your notice, there arc w;rnc 
amongst them, who have not, as yet, made their appearan/;e sicaml 
ingly, these are therefore by virtue of y* said Commmumf fttriUer Uf 
charge and command y*, y* y* imediately [convey or commuuUMc ? ) ti; 



iv Introduction. 

by his **fidus Achates," Gregory King, then a youth, 
afterwards the Rouge Dragon, and famous for his 
artistic delineations of armorial bearings. Lancashire 
would present to the two Heralds, as they rode through 
many parts of the county, a desolate surface, pale sun- 
shine, and a rude climate. Cold and rain predominated, 
doubtless, then, as in after times ; and civilization seemed 
to be, in the seventeenth century, almost outside its 
boundaries. The two heralds found few monastic build- 

every such person whose name is exprest in y* Schedule hereunto an- 
nexed, and to let them know, y* I shall once more require and expect, 
y* they make their appearance before mee at y* Sign of y* Kings head 
in Salford aforesaid, upon Saturday y" xi*^ day of March next. And y' 
in case they or any of them shall refuse so to doe, I must be enforced to 
adjome them to attend y« Lords Commissioners for the office of Earle 
Marshall of England, to answer y* disobediance and contempt of his 
said Majesties commission above exprest. 

Given under y* Scale of my office at London this second day of Feb- 
ruary in y* seventeenth year of y* raigne of our most Gracious Soveraigne 
Lord Charles y" second by y* grace of God of England, Scotland fFrance 
and Ireland Kinge, Defender of y" faith &c. 

By mee Norroy 

King of Arms. 

Salford Hundred. — Aspull: James Duckenfeild Esq., Mr. Joseph 
Rigby, Mr. Richard Greene, Mr. Thomas MoUineux. Ashworth : Mr. 
Richard Holt Ardwick : Mr. Samuell Birch. Barton : Mr. Thomas 
Holcroft, Mr. Thomas Sorocold. Belfeild: Mr. Alexander Butterworth. 
Birkle: Thomas Holt of Grislehurst Esq., Mr. Richard Smethurst 

Mr. Medowcroft Birdhallhouses : Mr. Siddell. Boulton : 

Thomas Lever Esq. Broughton : Mr. Will" Allen, Mr. Lever of Ker- 
sall, Mr. Kenion parson. Clifton: Mr. Thomas Holland. Chad- 
derton : Mr. Edm. Asheton Esq., Mr. Rigley. Denton : Robert Hyde 
Esq. Drayiesden : Mr. James Walworth, fiarneworth : Mr. Richard 



Introdiictioji. v 

ings or feudal castles, few baronial mansions or noble 
churches ; and yet they found many ancient families 
who were ready, for the most part, to honour the royal 
commission which had invested these important func- 
tionaries with a quasi regal authority. Nor did Norroy 
forget that the county which he visited "had been dig- 
nified by wisdom, bravery and virtue ;" and if the great 
Christian moralist of the next century repudiated the 
frigid philosophy which might have conducted him, " in- 
different and unmoved," over such a county, we may 

Bradshawe. HalHwdl: Mr. Robert Clayton. Hcyviood: Robert Hey- 
wood Esq. Hiituiersfeild : Mr. James Halliwell. Heap: Mr. Roger 
Holt, Mr. Will" Langley. Westhoughton : William Worthington Esq., 
Robert Broome Esq., Mr. Will" Leigh. Kersall; Mr. Lever. Levens- 
hulim: Mr. GiOiam. LillleLevir: Captaine Andre wes. Darcy Lever : 
Mr. James Bradshaw, Mr. Lever. Great Lever: S' Orlando Bridgman 
K' & Bt. Manchester: Mr. Beswyke, Mr. Ridge, John Houlden Esq., 
Mr. ffcancis Worthington, Mr. James Lancashire, Mr. Thomas Illing, 
worth. Mosion: fijanc. Chetham Esq., Mr. Shaddock. Newcroft : 
Roger Rogers. Onneston: Mr. Richard Starkey. Ordsall: John 
Birch Esq. Oldham: Mr. Benjamin Wrigley. Pendleton: Robert 
Booth Esq., Mr. Raph Bradshawe, Mr. James Holland, Mr. Thomas 
Tildesley of Hope hall, Presiwich : Mr. James Willson, Thomas Hol- 
land Esq., Mr. Kenion. Radcliffe: Edward Radcliffe. Runvworth: 
Mr. John Tildesley. Rocliedale: Mr. Edward Leigh, Mr. James Sco- 
feild, John Buckley, Mr. Josuah Buckley, Mr. Thomas Buckley. 
Salford: EJcJiard Pennington Esq., Mr. Nicholas Hewet. Royton : 
Mr. Thomas Percivall. *Reddmall: Cap' John Allen. Smethells: S' 
Rowland Belleirs K'. Tonge: John Starkey of Wood in Boultoa Pa- 
rish, Mr. Jonathan Tonge. W»rsley : Mr. ffrancis Sherington of 
Booths. Tottirigion ; Mr. Booth of Booth, Mr. Thomas Nultall. 



• Or Roddinall, The 



ended h Redval, 




vi Introduction. 

conclude that a similar sentiment influenced Dugdale 
as he rode through the palatinate which had witnessed 
the greatness of Henry earl of Lancaster, the piety of 
Thomas lord de la Warr, and the martyrdom of James 
earl of Derby. 

Having arrived at Bridgenorth he found the assize for 
Shropshire was being held, and he remained there five 
days, not reaching Manchester until the 8th of September. 
Here he was occupied three days, and on the 12th he 
opened his court at Blackburn, and in two days more he 
had discharged all his official duties in that populous 
hundred. From Blackburn he rode by Chipping, a wild 
and uncultivated district skirted by the forest of Bleas- 
dale, to the small village of Garstang, where he remained 
the night ; and after such a ride over highways and by- 
ways the wayworn traveller, having had enough of the 
keen air of Amounderness, would be glad of the wel- 
comes and greetings, as well as of the " well-filled trencher 
and well-frothed can," of the old village hostelry. On 
the following morning he rode eleven miles to Lancaster, 
passing through the little village of Cockerham, and 
leaving Cockersand abbey and Ashton hall on the left 
He would hardly fail to denounce the wild but scarcely 
romantic district, called by Mr. Gilpin in the next cen- 
tury, " bleak, unpleasant and rugged,"* and as he passed 
along would smile at the mean-looking farm homesteads, 

* Observations on Several parts of England; Westmoreland and Cum- 
berland^ in 1772, vol. i. p. 80, 8vo, 1808. 



Introduction, vii 

the poor crops of oats and the turf moors where the 
peasantry found their winter's food and fuel. And yet 
there was scenery not entirely to be despised or over- 
looked, and his eye might have ^en on 

" The poriiDg stream, the river's flow. 
The woody valley wann and low. 
The windy summit wild and hi^ 
Roughly nishing to the sky.** 

Having spent two days at the county town, then, 
as now, distinguished by its massive castle, its noble 
river, and its fine picturesque scenery, on the i6th he rode 
over twenty-two miles of bad roads, although the great 
highway fi-om Westmoreland and Scotland, and in the 
evening rested at Preston. After a somewhat prolonged 
stay in this interesting old town, we find him on the 21st 
at sir Thomas Hesketh's at Rufford, where the fine illu- 
minated vellum pedigree of this ancient family, which he 
carefiiUy prepared, still remains. In his Diary he calls 
RuflFord, in mistake, "Mr. Molyneux's house."' On the 
next day he arrived, not at Liverpool, which was then too 
obscure a place for a herald to visit, but at Ormskirk, where 
he seems to have been surrounded by aristocratic families. 
He clearly was on the best of terms and greatly sympathised 
with the old royalist families, and has recorded almost every 
instance of individual loyalty and public self-sacrifice in 
the county during the Civil War.'* On the 24th he 

* Hamper's Life^ Diary and Correspondence^ p. 117, 4 to, 1827. 

* See pp. 10, 48, 49, 63, 87, 93, 94, 95, loi, 119, 136, 154, 155, 
163, 212, 216, 221, et passim. 



vii i In frodnction . ' 

reached Knowsley, which he had certainly visited I 
than once or twice some years before, and he found'H 
noble owners again occupying their high place in the royi 
social and political circle. Having staid there a coupla 
of days he proceeded thence to sir Peter Leycester' s i 
Tabley In Cheshire, where the meeting of the two leamet 
and accomplished antiquaries must have been mutualM 
gratifying. His stay here was not protracted, and on t 
29th he arrived at his own house, having been absen^ 
nearly a month ;' but the business of the Visitation, owing 
to the indifference of the county families, was not com-] 
pleted. And yet at this time there was probably a larger I 
amount of the true antiquarian spirit in Lancashire than in ' 
any other county in England. The great northern anti- 
quaries were all intimately pursuing one common object; 
and although Dodsworth had passed away and Rush- 
worth was in London, yet Christopher Towneley of Moor 
hiles near Colne, Dr. Kuerden of Preston, Dr. Theophi- 
lus Howorth of Howorth near Rochdale, but practising 
as a physician in Manchester, and Dr. Charles Leigh (at 
that time a young man), were his personal friends and \ 
now welcomed him ; whilst John Hopkinson and Dr. Na- 
thaniel Johnston were in the adjoining county of York, 
and both of them his allies, Henry Johnston of Ponte- 
fract, the doctor's brother and afterwards a Benedictine 
monk, being Dugdale's clerk. 

In the spring of the following year Norroy again 



* Diary, p, 117. 



Introduction. ix 

visited Lancashire with a determination to complete the 
Heraldic Visitation, not very auspiciously commenced in 
I the preceding autumn. On the 9th March 1 664-5 ^^ '^^ 
5 house and, remaining the night at Stone in Stafford- 
hire, on the next day arrived in Manchester, and, having 
Ibpened his court, continued to receive evidence and to 
xord pedigrees until the evening of the following day, 
i whole of the gentilitial families of South Lancashire 
aly requiring two days for the purpose. The 13th was 
xupied in a horseback journey of thirty miles through 
iolton and Chorley, a rich, flat and woody district, to 
[jPreston, as " he had before arranged to sit at Preston" 
I on the 14th. The next day seems to have been spent in 
travelling to Lancaster, the features of which appeared to 
Gray in the next century •' very conspicuous and fine,"^ 
and on the i6th Norroy "sat there." The business 
only employed him a couple of days, and he could not 
complete his Lancashire Visitation. He therefore de- 
termined to proceed to Westmoreland, and having ridden 
twenty-two miles through a romantic and wild region, 
affording views of the bay of Cartmel and the desolate 
mountains of Furness, he reached Kendal, where he 
opened his court "at the Fox and Goose," and remained 
more than a fortnight in the two counties of Westmore- 
land and Cumberland. On the 5th of April he returned 
to Lancaster, Preston and Ormskirk, where probably he 
found that defective evidence had in the interval of the 



* Mathias' n'orh of Thpmai Gray, vol. i. p. 46^, 4'o. iSi4 



X Introduction, 

two visits been amended or rectified. On the 8th he sat 
at Blackburn, and " Mr. Thomas Whalley, an attorney, 
entered the descent for Mr. Walmisley of Dunkenhalgh "^ 
thence he proceeded to Sefton, and on the next day 
joined his old friend, sir Peter Leycester, once more at 
Tabley. Shortly afterwards he returned home, having 
discharged his light official duties and ended, without 
undue precipitance, his Visitation of Lancashire. 

Dugdale claimed the merit, whilst Norroy, of making 
the pedigrees which he recorded at his visitations, more 
full and exact than any of his predecessors,^ and especially 
in collaterals ; although it is still to be regretted that so 
much was left unrecorded which is now almost beyond 
the reach of genealogists, and that so many inaccuracies 
have the sanction of his respectable name. 

There must always be a beginning of new gentry as 
well as an ending of ancient, and in this Visitation we 
miss some of the old families who had before appeared at 
the summons of the heralds, and are introduced to those 
who had not long been territorial owners in the county. 
Several of the old families had passed away, but we may 
hope that they had not all been like the "Degenerous 
Gentleman" described by Dugdale's contemporary, honest 
Fuller, who "within two generations had his name 
quite forgotten that any such ever was in the place, 
except some Herald in his Visitation passed by and 
chanced to spell his broken arms in a church window ; 

^ Diary ^ p. ii8. ^ Life^ p. 34. 



Introduction. xi 

I shewing how weak a thing Gentry is, than which, if it 
wants virtue, brittle glass is the more lasting monu- 
ment."' Professional men and the better educated 
classes, some of them only a short step above the rank of 
yeomen, seem to have been received by Norroy without 
difficulty, and their claims were conceded or facilitated 
with tact and discretion. If they did not always secure 
armorial bearings they were permitted to register their 
brief descents, and that perhaps without any of the 
vulgar vanity which is sometimes found to accompany 
the proceeding. And yet it is difficult to see what they 
gained by registration unless arms had been allowed. 
To several cadets of good houses the very helmets, 
crests, and armorial ensigns were almost invested with 
the emotions and passions of living beings, and were 
guarded with jealous care, as they brought back to the 
memory ancient times and memorable events. Many 
families of a class, gently born and well connected, had 
been reduced in position by the late Civil War. Some 
keenly felt their connection with the county materially 
altered, and were ashamed to come forward to claim the 
distinction and honour peculiar to gentlemen. After long 
suffering and privation others had become indifferent on 
the subject. Norroy treated some of the county families, 
especially those who had been involved in the struggle 
against the king, with great superciliousness, and harshly 
rejected their claims. Letters written to him by Lanca- 

" Profane Slate, book v. chap. xiv. p. 400, fol, 1648. 



1 



xii Introduction, 

shire gentlemen, now remaining in the College of Arms, 
prove that he exercised a sway equal, or almost superior, to 
the authority of the secular sovereign, — and, it may be, a 
little more arbitrary : nor was his power in his provincial 
kingdom merely nominal, as the Asshetons of Middleton,^*" 
Marklands of Wigan" and others, found to their prejudice. 
The battle-field had not brought heraldic honours into 
much prominence or favour. Churches had been de- 
spoiled of their arms and heraldry, and as Fuller quaintly 
observed, were ** crest fallen ;" glass windows, with rare 
achievements emblazoned in them, had been ruthlessly 
broken ; and the recollection was vivid enough to recal 
the painful scenes of destruction which had been wit- 
nessed, and in some instances perpetrated, by those very 
men who had now been summoned to appear before the 
King of Arms. 

There would doubtless be some curious incidents and 
scenes witnessed at this Visitation. Dugdale was a con- 
sistent royalist and lived in strict communion with the 
English Church. He had in Lancashire to encounter a 
bold and independent race whose strong religious spirit 
had been led astray, and he seems to have forgotten that 
the rigid narrowness of Puritanism had been at least, as 
it has been tersely observed, ** popular, fruitful and pow- 
erful ;" and if he met with provocations to try his for- 
bearance, and rebuffs to exercise his self-control, his own 

^® Dugdale's Diary, p. 126 ; Life, p. 35. 

*^ Nichols' Herald and Genealog., on the Proofs of Arms required by 
the Heralds at their Visitations, vol. ii. pp. 149-154. 



Introduction. xiii 

antecedents had probably, in some degree, occasioned 
them. The Puritans were indisposed to recognize either 
him or his office, so that few pedigrees of these families 
were entered by him, and many gentlemen who did not 
sympathise with that poHtico-religlous party, altogether 
refused to undergo the required ordeal, as the tribunal 
was considered by them expensive, arbitrary and incom- 
petent, Norroy himself being both judge and jury. 

Although it would be unjust to say, with an acute and 
not ill-informed but perhaps prejudiced writer, that Dug- 
dale's pedigrees are characterised by " inaccuracy, negli- 
gence, ignorance and stupidity," and that " as often as he 
has opportunity he falls into mistakes ;"'" it must, never- 
theless, be admitted that they are not free from very 
gross and occasionally almost incredible errors, some of 
which, occurring in this Visitation, may hereafter be 
pointed out. His labour was onerous, and perfection was 
impossible, so that works like Dugdale's must perhaps 
always be classed with those of which Bacon says that 
they cannot be done "within the hour-glass of one man's 
life."'^ It ought not, at the same time, to be forgotten 
that the circumstances under which the evidences were 
adduced and the proofs taken were not favourable for 
verifying references or for ascertaining minute and exact 
details. The habits of men and the tone of society have 

^ Three iMters <m Dugdale's Baronage, 8vo, 173S; published anony- 
mously, but written by Charles Hornby, esq., secondary of the Pipe 
oflice. 

" Advancement of Learning, vol. ii. p. 100. 



xiv Introduction. 

greatly altered since the seventeenth century ; but a 
public house, in which Norroy always seems to have held 
his courts, was not, perhaps, in that dissolute age, the 
best place for country squires to meet for the sub- 
mitting of such genealogical material as the case required ; 
and the surroundings must have been equally uncongenial 
to the heralds, and little adapted for the careful ex- 
amination and chronicling of important facts. 

Nor ought it also to be forgotten that the heralds did not 
meet always with substantial emolument and generosity 
from the leading county families, who hardly came for- 
ward voluntarily to make their statements, and who 
were painfully aware that if they neglected the summons 
or failed to satisfy the requirements of the heralds, they 
were liable to be publicly degraded. And as to the pre- 
tentious or presumptuous claimant to armorial bearings 
and to the honours they involved, he was loudly and 
openly proclaimed by name, and with due formality, 
emphasis and acerbity, at the market cross, to be ** no 
gentleman," and as such the county was expected to 
regard and treat him. 

These were some of the indignities to which country 
gentlemen and aspirants for heraldic distinctions were 
subjected ; and, much as it is to be regretted, we may 
not wonder that Dugdale's was the last Heraldic Visita- 
tion which was held for the county palatine of Lancaster. 

F. R. R. 



" You see how hard a matter it is to sifte out y« Truth in 
these matters of Genealogye." Dugdale to Mr. W. Vernon of 
Shaker ley y ^ July 1651. 

Dugdale's Corresp,, p. 260. 



VISITATION OF LANCASHIRE 

BY SIR WILLIAM DUGDALE.-'-. 



A.D. 1664-5. 



aDlmgton of aDUngtott. 



^Vtai. — Sable, a cheveron between three heraldic antelopes, heads erased, argent. 



Hugh Adlington=Sibill, dau. of 
of Adlington, co. I Adam Howarden 
I^ancaster, ob. of Wolston, co. 



3 Aug. 163 1. 



Lancaster. 



I I I 

1 Elizabeth, 

wife of 
John Dant, 
citizen of 
London. 

2 Dorothy) 

> ob. coel. 

3 Alice ) 



Hugh Adlington=Margaret, dau. to 



of Adlington, 
ob. 3 Aug. 1 63 1. 



Peter Orrell of 
Aspull, CO. 
Lancaster. 



I II II 

Adlington=. .. widow of 2 Thomas, 3 Peter Adlington=01ivia, dau. of i Ellen, 2 Elizabeth, 



. . . Throppe, ob. ccel. 
alderman of 
Chester. 



of Adlington, esq., 
aet. 36, 22 Sept. 
1664. 



I 



>r, wife of 
11 Robinson, 
of Chester. 

fanchesier, 22 Sept, 1664. 



Elizabeth, 
ob. inf. 



JohnRaleigh, wife of wife of 

citizen of George Theobald 

Bird of Rodas of 

Broxton, Wolloon. 
CO. Cest. 



London. 



H, Adlington. 



2 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



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.••:'.;-:iJUen of IBrougdton. 



• • • 
• • •• • 



• • • 

9ttni(^*-^^nnine, on a chevron between three leopards' faces, gules, a bezant. 

C^^rft.^Out of a coronet, a wolf's head, ermine, maned, or. 



• • • 

• •• • 



v.. 

• • • 

• • • 



I 

I Samuel Allen 

of Sheldon. 



Roger Allen. = 



I 
Robert Allen. = 



William Allen: 
of Sheldon, CO. 
Warwick. 



2 Isaac Allen=Anne, dau. of 



of Prestwich, 
CO. Lancaster, 
clerke,ob.i659. 



Richard Asheton 
of Chaderton, 
CO. Lancaster, 
gent 



I William Allen =Grace, dau. of 



of Broughton, 
CO. Lancaster, 
set 38 ann. 
II March 1664. 



Richard Holling- 
worth of Calver- 
ley, CO. Ebor., 
gent. 



I Dorothy, wife to 
Francis Harpur 
of Stockport, CO. 
Chester. 



I Anne. 



T 



Sarah, wife of 
William Orton, 
rector of 
Sheldon. 



Anne, wife of 
John Allen of 
Reddivalls, 
CO. Lancaster. 



2 Dorothy. 3 Elizabeth. 4 Jane. 



i 

5 Grace. 



irch 1664. 



William Allen. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 3 



amdroiete of lotDid. 



^rtnit. — In the old Visitation. 



Henry Ambrose=. . . dau. and coheir 



of Lowick, CO. 
Lancaster, gent., 
ob. circa 1568. 



of . . . Washington, 
CO. Westmoreland. 



I 



James Ambrose=Margaret, dau. of 



of Lowick, ob. 
circa 1580. 



Henry Kirby of 
Gossehaugh in 
Fmnesse, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



John Ambrose: 
of Lowick, 
gent, ob. circa 

1637- 



iDorothy, dau. of 
William Fleming 
of Rydale, co. 
Westmerland, esq. 



2 Richard. 

3 Nicholas. 

4 Raphe. 



I Margaret 



2 Elizabeth, 
wife of George 
Dodshon of 
Thomthwaite, 
CO. Lancaster. 



i^illiam Ambrose 
Lowick, aet. 7 1 
1.16 March 1664, 
lebs. 



2 DanielL 

3 Plato. 

4 Joseph. 

5 John. 



I 
I Eleanor, 

wife of Henry 

Fielding of 

Staveley, co. 

WestmerL 



2 Agnes, 
wife of 
Willm La- 
tus of 
Witcham, 
CO. Cum- 
briae. 



I 
3 Grace, 

wife of 
John 
Young, a 
Scotch- 
man. 



I 



4 Dorothy, 
wife of Hugh 
Ayscough of 
Graymaynes, 
CO. Cumb. 



I 
5 Hester, 

wife of John 

Dodshon of 

Thorn- 

thwayte, co, 

Lancaster. 



Lancaster^ \6 March 1664. 



Certified by William Ambrose. 



4 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1 664-5. 



attumott of anDetton. 



lkXXC(A% — Quarterly : i. Sable, three shackbolts, argent ; 2. Azure, a lion rampant, guardant, or ; 3. Vert, three b 
horns ; 4. As the first, 

Ctf l(t« — A stork, proper. 



Six daughters. 



Oliver Anderton= 
of Anderton, co. 
Lancaster. 



. . . dau.to . . .Greenhaugh,=Peter Anderton=. . . dau. to . . . Beconsall 



of Brandlesham, co. 
Lancaster, first wife. 



of Anderton, 
died in anno 

1561. 



of Beconsall, co. Lancas- 
ter. 



I Willm Anderton, 
died without issue. 



2 Peter Anderton=Grace, dau. to Willm 



of Anderton, died 
circa 1640. 



Rishton of Pawtagh, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Willm Anderton= Magdalen, dau. to 



ofAnderton,esq., 
aet. 61 anno 
22 Sept 1664. 



Thomas 

of Lindley, co. Salop, 

esq. 



I Margaret, 
wife to Roger 
Cooke of Le- 
land, CO. L^i- 
caster. 



2 Frances, 
died unmarried. 



I William Anderton, 
aet. 30 ann. 22 Sept. 
1644. " 



I 



I 



I 



2 Peter. 3 Joseph. 4 Roger. i Mary. 2 Grace. 



Ormeskirkey 22 Sept. 1664. 



William Anderton, 



l^isitation of Lancashire by Sir 



Dugdale, 1664-5. 



amiecton of 'BiaiHep, 



Ctfltt. — A sbcA, urooer. 

Lawrence Arujertoti. 
descended mm a. 
timd Sonne of Asider- 
toD of AndertKxi. ox 



a. *vaUM rx. 



Christopher 
of Lostock. cou 
caster. 






^d« 



2 Thurston, jChriscopher 
ob. s.p. Anderton dt 

T/Mtocir. 



es Anderton— Anne, dan. to Sir 
:Wey, esq., | Walter Bloant of 
ann. 22 Sept j Sodington, ctx 

Wigorn, baronet. 



eth, 
ann. 
L 1664. 






oc*.:n r^^.-^. 



died xvxcaxTJ'A. 
died innwkrned. 

5 Rdward. 






4 W»//. 



Wif^ fO 'IfUfttltl*! 
1 fttff^tf*hn /<! 



rmeskirke, i2 Sept 1664- 



Yam/* AntUrhn 



6 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1 664-5. 



anDetton of (ZEurtott. 

^kCVS^A* — Quarterly: i. Sable, three shackbolts, argent, Anderton\ 2. Azure, a lion rampant, argent, Gerard \ 3. Vol 
three bugle horns, argent, strung, or, Kenton ; 4. Gules, a hand fessways, argent, or, a chief of the secomi 
three_cocks, gules, Handcock, 

^XtiX* — A stork, proper. 



James Anderton=. . . dau. to . . . 



of Euxton, CO. 
Lancaster, 
descended from 
a second son of 
Anderton of 
Anderton. 



Banister of the 
Bank, co. Lancaster, 
widow of . . . Far- 
ringtonofFarring- 
ton. 



. . . dau. to . . . Butler=Hugh Anderton=Alice, dau. to . . . 



of Rawcliflfe, co. Lan- 
caster. 



,1 — 

I J ames 
Anderton 
of Clay- 
ton, CO. 
Lancas- 
ter. ' 



of Euxton, ob. 
circa 1652. 



Standish of Stan- 
dish, CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



Anne. 2 William Anderton,: 
of Euxton, ob. 16 18. 



=Isabell, dau. and 
sole heire to 
William Hancock 
of Pendle hall 
(alias Lower 
Higham), co. 
Lancaster. 



I 
Dorothy, 

wife of 

Richard 

Rigby of 

Burgh, CO. 

Lancaster, 

esq. 



Jane, Alice, 
died un- wife to 
married. Cutbert 
Clifton of 
Westby, 
CO. Lan- 
caster. 



I III 

I Hugh Anderton=Margaret, dau. to 2 William. 



of Euxton, aet. 64 
ann. 22 Sept. 1664. 



Roger Kirkby of 
Kirkby, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I 
I William, 

aet. 26 an. 

22 Sept. 

1664. 



2 Hugh, 
set. 20 ^1. 
22 Sept 
1664, 



I I I 

1 Margaret. 

2 Dorothy, 
ux.JohnBrad- 

shaw of . . . 

in Anglesey. 

3 Jane. 



3 James, 
ob. un- 
married. 

4 Christopher, 
ob. unmarried. 



5 Andrew, 
ob. juv. 

6 Thomas, 
now living, 
anno 1664. 

7 Robert, 
now living, 
1664. 



rm 

I Dorothy, 
wife of 
William 
Ryshton, 
Powtalgh, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter. 



I 
Anne, 

wife to 
William 
Hesketh 
ofPoolta 
CO. Lan- 
caster. 



2 Eleanor,) 

>died immarried 

3 Ahce, J 

4 Anne. 



Ormeskirkey 22 Sept. 1664. 



Ifu: Anderton. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir TVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 



anDetton of lostocl. 



^tmtf • — Sable, three shackbolts, argent, a mullet, or, for difference. 



Christopher Anderton= 
of Lostock, CO. Lan- 
caster, esq. 



s Anderton, 
1 . . . dau. to 
i Tildesley of 
3, CO. Lancas- 
died without 



2 Christopher Anderton=. . . dau. to . 



of Lostock, ob. circai 623. 



Scaresbrick of 
Scaresbrick, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



Roger Anderton 
of Birchley, co. 
Lancaster. 



. to John Preston=- Christopher =Alatheia, dau. to Sir 



lannour,co.Lan- 
first wife. 



I 
garet, 

imarried. 



Anderton of 
Lostock, 
esq., ob. 
circa 1650. 



Francis Smith of 
Wootton Wawer, 
CO. Warwick, knt, 
second wife. 



I 



:is Anderton=Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 2 Christopher 



ock, esq., aet. 
53 Dec, 1664, 



S' Charles Somerset, 
second son to Edward, 
earl of Worcester, lord 
privy seal, tge Jac. 



les, 
n. 23 



I I 
2 Henry. 



I 
Mary, 

died an 



664. 3 Christopher. ;^f^^_ 



3 Robert. 

4 James. 

5 Thurstone. 

6 Stephen. 

7 Bruno. 



I Dorothy, 2 Margaret, 
wife of John, wife of . . . 
son of An- Turvill of 
thonyMoun- Aston, co. 
son, CO. Lin- Leic. 
coin. 

rm Ti 

I Mary, 5 Dorothy, 

wifetoWillm died un- 
JonesofTre- married. 

OWen, CO. /: T?r «u 4.U 

Monmouth. 6Ehzabeth. 



2 Anne, 
wife to John 
Turbervileof 
Pentclein 
Castle, CO. 
Glamorgan. 

3 Emmerie. 

4 Alatheia. 



Mill 

1 Anne, 

wife of . . . 
Bradshaw of 
the Haigh. 

2 Elizabeth, 
wife of Thomas 
Tildesley of 
Morleis, co. 
Lancaster. ' 

3. 

wife of . . . 

Tompson of 
Eshold, CO. 
Ebor. 

4. 

wife to . . . 

Rockley of 
Rockley, co. 
Ebor., and 
afterwards to 
. . . Laughe of 
Laughe. 



wife to . . . 
Orrell of Thurs- 
ton, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



'tneskirke^ 23 Sept 1664. 



8 Visit atiofi of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdaky 1664-5. 



antiretD0 of little letter. 



I 

4 Thomas, 
aet. 4 an. 



Nicholas Andrews== Heath, dau. to 



of Twyvell, co. 
Northampton, 
fourth son to 
William Andrews 
of Twyvell. 



Thomas Lever 
of Little Lever, 
CO. Lancaster. 



John Andrews=Jane, dau. to 
of Little Lever, Robert Lever 
aet. 45 ann. 1 1 of Darcy Le- 
March 1644. ver, co. Lan- 
caster. 



3 Nicholas, 2 Robert, 
aet 6 an. aet 8 an. 



I John Andrews, 
aet. 10 ann. 11 
March 1664. 



I 
Elizabeth. 



Manchester y 11 March 1664. 



yohn Andrews, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir f Villi am Dngdal^, 1664-5, 9 



<«UQQIICS>I Of ^JmHWUHi 



— Guks, £ crosE^ between four Beoro-de-Iis, Bi^jeDi. 

— A wolf stBXBiiL proper. 

H Titm Ashhrrrst;— Margaret daiL of 



12 FIHr- 



Thomas WiltaD,esq. 



I Heniy Ashurst^Cassandra, dan. of John 



of Ashursl, ca 
Lancaster, esq. 
ob. circa 1645. 



Bradshaw of Bradshai 
ca Lancaster, esq. 



2 Richard Ashnrst, 
died nnmanied. 



Anne, wife <rf Roger 
Elston of Brockhole, 
ca Lancaster. 



; Wilbn Ashurst- 


-Dorothy, dau. of 


2 John, 


)f Ashurst, esq.. 


Sir Thomas Elhs 


mamed Elizabeth, 


lied in Januaiy 


of Wayham, ca 


dan. to Richani 


Lnno 1656. 


Tjno, kt 


Duckenfieid, a 
younger son of 
Duckenfirld of 
Duckeufidd, ca 
Cest 


_ I 




1 1 1 i ! 



I 

3 Henry 

Ashurst, 
citizen of 
London. 



liomas Ashhur5t=Susanna, dau. of 



Lshurst, esq., 
25 an. 24 Sept 

4. 



Thomas Bossevile 
of Edelington, ca 
Ebor. 



bara, 
3 an. 24 
t 1664. 



2 Wilhn. 

3 John. 



1 Jane, 

died unmairied. 

2 Elizabeth, 
wife of John Star- 
key of Grantham, 
CO. Lincohi. 

3 Margaret, 
wife of John 
Brownsell, citi- 
zen of London. 

4 Cassandra, 
wife of Nicholas 
Green, citizen of 
London. 

5 Mary. 



I 1 I 
Jane, 

wife to Heniy 
Porter of Lan- 
caster, esq. 

Maxgaret, 
wife to Peter 
Sergeant of 
Newton, ca 
Lancaster. 

Mary, 
wife of An- 
drew Stones, 
merchant of 
London, after- 
wards of Theo- 
philusHoworth 
ofHoworth,ca 
Lancaster, Dn 
of Physick. 



Ormeskirke, 24 Sept. 1664. 



Tho: AshfiNtst, 



c 



lo Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



9l0i)ton of <$reat Hetier. 

%lxaA* — Argent, a mullet, sable, pierced of the field, a canton, 

€xtiU — A man party-coloured, argent and sable, with a scythe, proper. 



I 

I Sir Raphe Ashton 

of Lever and Whaley, 

CO. Lancaster, bt 

T 

t 



Anne, dau. of . . . Talbot,=Raphe Ashton: 
widow of James Ashton of Great Lever, 
of Chatterton, co. Lan- co. Lancaster, 
caster, esq., second wife, 
ob. s.p. 



:. . . dau. of . . 
Radcliflfe, first 
wife. 



2 Radcliffe Ashton=Elizabeth, dau. of . 



of Cuerdale, co. 
Lancaster, died 19 
Jan^ 1644. 



I John Ashton=Anne, eldest dau. of 
of Cuerdale, a Richard Shuttle- 
captain of foot in worth of Gawthorp, 
the army of K. co. Lancaster, esq. 
Charles the first, 
died at Bristoll, 
an. 1643. 



Hide, citizen of Lon- 
don. 



I I I I 
I Jane, 

wife of Richard Town- 
ley of Townley, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



11; I I I I I I I I 

2 Raphe i Ellen, wife of 

Ashton, Edward Rostome of 

citizen of New Hall, co. Lan- 



wife of George Pres- 
ton of Holkar, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



Richard Ashton 
of Cuerdale, esq., 
set 22 an. 6 Apr. 
1665. 



London. 

3 Richard 
Ashton, 
died un- 
married. 



caster, esq. 

2 Joane, wife of Ughtred 
Shuttleworth, third son 
of Richard Shuttleworth 
of Gawthrop, co. Lan- 
caster, esq. 

3 Alice, wife of John Ban- 
croft, citizen of London. 

4 Elizabeth, wife of 
Richard Greene of Poul- 
ton Lanceton, co. Cest. 

5 Julian. 

6 Jane, wife of Richard 
Holt of Ashworth, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 

7 Margaret, wife of Thomas 
Parker eldest son of 
Edward Parker of Brouse- 
holme, CO. Ebor.,esq. 

8 Dorothy, 

died in her childhood. 



wife of Alexander 
Standish of Duxbury, 
CO. Lancaster, esq. 



Prestofty 6 April 1665. 



Richard Asheioft. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 9 



^%Wxx%t of 9l0^{)ur0t. . 

%XV(ii* — Gules, a cross between four fleurs-de-lis, argent. 
Ctf If t« — A wolf statant, proper. 

WillmAshhurst,=Margaret, dau. of 



12 Eliz. 



Thomas Wilton,esq. 



I Henry Ashurst= Cassandra, dau. of John 



of Ashurst, CO. 
Lancaster, esq., 
ob. circa 1645. 



Bradshaw of Bradshaw, 
CO. Lancaster, esq. 



2 Richard Ashurst, 
died unmarried. 



I 



Anne, wife of Roger 
Elston of Brockhole, 
CO. Lancaster. 



_l 



Wilhn Ashurst=Dorothy, dau. of 



►f Ashurst, esq., 
lied in January 
nno 1656. 



r 



Sir Thomas Ellis 
of Wayliam, co. 
Line, kt. 



2 John, 

married Elizabeth, 
dau. to Richard 
Duckenfield, a 
younger son of 
Duckenfield of 
Duckenfield, co. 
Cest. 



I 



3 Henry 
Ashurst, 
citizen of 
London. 



Tiomas Ashhurst=Susanna, dau. of 



Lshurst, esq., 
25 an. 24 Sept. 

4. 



1 

bara, 

3 an. 24 

t. 1664. 



Thomas Bossevile 
of Edelington, co. 
Ebor. 



2 Willm. 

3 John. 



I I 1 I I 

1 Jane, 

died unmarried. 

2 Elizabeth, 
wife of John Star- 
key of Grantham, 
CO. Lincoln. 

3 Margaret, 
wife of John 
Brownsell, citi- 
zen of London. 

4 Cassandra, 
wife of Nicholas 
Green, citizen of 
London. 

5 Mary. 



Jane, 

wife to Henry 
Porter of Lan- 
caster, esq. 

Margaret, 
wife to Peter 
Sergeant of 
Newton, co. 
Lancaster. 

Mary, 
wife of An- 
drew Stones, 
merchant of 
London, after- 
wards of Tlieo- 
philusHow<»iih 

of Howordi, CO. 

Lancaster, Dr. 

of Pbysack. 



Ormeskirke, 24 Sept. 1664. 



^Tkc: Ashhurst. 



12 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



9liBi{)ton of IPtesEton. 



^XXai* — Argent, a chevron between three chaplets, gules, a crescent for difference. 
Ctf l^t* — A demi-angel issuing from clouds. 



Thomas Ashtoii=. . . dau. of . 



of Croston, co. 
Lancaster, ob. 
circa 1624. 



Twyford. 



I Richard Ashton=:Anne, datt and 



ofCroston,ob. v.p. 



coheire to Barna- 
bas Kitchin of 
Pilling, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



2 Henry Ashton: 
of Littlewood, 
near Preston, co. 
Lancaster. 



Julian, dau. to 
. . . Elston of 
Brochall, co. 
Lancaster. 



I Thomas, 2 Richard Ashton Anne, dau. to=3 Henry Ashton=Anne, dau. of 



died un- of Croston, co. Richard Tur- 

married. Lancaster, aet. 52 nerofHaigh, 

an. 20 Sept. 1664. co. Lancaster, 

first wife. 



I 
Dorothye. 



of Preston, co. 
Lancaster, aet. 
49 an. 20 Sept. 
1664. 



Gilbert Bar- 
row of Wigan, 
CO. Lancaster, 
second wife. 



I Richard, 
aet 13 an. 
20 Sept 
1664. 



2 Thomas. 3 Hillarie. Elizabeth. 



I 
I Isabel], 

wife to . . . 

Campsfield 

of Campsfield, 

CO. Lancaster. 



wife to . . . 
Middleton of 
Middleton, co. 
Westmerland. 

3 Anne, 
wife to Raphe 
Clayton of 
Anneley, co. 
Salop. 



Preston J 20 SepL 1664. 



Henry Ashton, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 13 



9t0l)ton of a0bton. 



\t* — Argent, a mullet pierced, sable, a canton, gules, for Ashton. 

On an escutcheon of pretence, per pale, nebulae, azure, and or, six martlets, two, two, two, for Fleetwood. 

John Ashton==Mary, dau. to 



of Ashton- 
under-line, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter. 



. . . Worsley 
of the Boothes, 
son and heir 
to S' Raphe 
Worsley, knt 



I 



I I 



)hn Ashton=Elizabeth, dau. of 2 Edmund. 6 James Ashton=Ellen, dau. to=Maigerie, dau. to 



shton, living 
5- 



. . . Foster, widow 
of . . . Stock- 
forth. 



abeth, 
I an. 

5i3- 



3 George. 

4 Daniell. 

5 Richard. 



of Ashton in 
Makerfield, ob. 
circa 1630. 



. . . Worthing- 
ton, a younger 
son to . . . 
Worthington 
of Worthing- 
ton, first wife. 



m Ashton 2 William Ashton Ellen, 



Matthew Mark- 
land of Markland 
Mill in Wigan, 
CO. Lancaster. 



shton in of Ashton in 
erfield, Makerfield, 
without living 1664. 



wife of 
Robert 
Foster. 



1 n rm 

I Thomas Ashton=Elizabcth, dau. 2 Richard, i Jane. 



of Preston, died in 
1644. 



Zm^"'^^ 3 James. 2 Elizabeth. 

3 Alice. 



Bushell of 
Cuerden, co. 
Lancaster. 



4 Anne. 



I 



James Ashton==Anne, eldest dau. and 



of Preston, aet. 
31 an. 19 Sept. 
1664. 



r 



coheir of Henry Fleet- 
wood, second son to 
Richard Fleetwood of 
Penwortham, co. Lan- 
caster. 



Elizabeth, 
wife of Thomas 
Morecroft of 
Ormeskirke, co. 
Lancaster. 



I Henry, Thomas, 

aet. 2 ann. aet unius 

et dim. anno anni et dim. 
1664. 



Elizabeth, 
aet. 4 ann. 
1664. 



Preston y 19 Sept, 1664. 



14 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 



9liBibton of 6@ititiIeton. 



%XVCit* — Argent, a mullet pierced, sable. 



S* Raphe Ashton= Margaret, dau. and 



of Middleton, co. 
Lancaster, knt 



heire to Richard 
Barton of Middle- 
ton, esq. 



S' Richard Ashton=Isabell, dau. to 



of Middleton, knt, 
died 28 April 1507, 
22 H. 7. 



S' John Talbot of 
Bashall, co. 
Ebor., knt. 



I 



S' Richard Ashton=. . . dau. to S' 



of Middleton, knt. 



Robert Foules- 
hiu^t of Crewe, 
CO. Cestr., knt 



& Richard Ashton=Anne, dau. to S' 



of Middleton, knt 



r 



Thomas Strick- 
land of 

CO. Cumb., knt 



S» Richard Ashton=. . . dau. to S' 



of Middleton, knt. 



Thomas Gerard 
of Brinne, co. 
Lancaster, knt 



Richard Ashton»=Elizabeth, dau. to 



of Middleton, 
esq. 



S' WiUm Daven- 
port of Bramhall, 
CO. Cestr., knt 



n 



Mary, dau. to S' John=S' Richard Ashton^-Mary, dau. to Robert 



Byron, knt, first wife. 



of Middleton, knt, 
died 27 Dec 1617. 



Holt of Ashworth, 
esq., second wife. 



a 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale^ 1664-5. ^5 



a 



I 



Richard Ashton=Mary, dau. to Thomas 



of Middleton, 
esq., died 7 Nov. 
1618. 



1 

he Ashton=Elizabeth, dau. to 

[iddleton, John Kaye of 

, died in Woodsom, co. 

r. 1650. Ebor. 



Venables of Kinder- 
ton, CO. Cest, esq. 



Raphe Ashton= 
of Kirby, co. I 
Ebor. ^ 



Wilis Ashton, 
parson of Mid- 
dleton. 



i 

Thomas, 

married Susanna, 

dau. to . . . Trott 

of Coney Hatch, 

CO. Hertford. 



I Dorothy, 
wife to John 
Leigh of 
Boothes, CO. 
Cest, esq. 



Raphe Ashtonr=Anne, eldest dau. of 



liddleton, knt., 
ic 9 July 1626, 
aged 38 yeares, 
jpt 1664. 



S' Raphe Ashton of 
Whalley, co. Lan- 
caster, bart 



I 
2 John Ashton 

of Bume, co. 

Ebor., maried 

Eliz., sister to 

Edw. Fleetwood 

of Penwortham, 

CO. Lancaster, 

esq. 



I Elizabeth, 
wife to Adam 
Beaumont, son 
to S' Thomas 
Beaumont of 
Whitley, co. 
Ebor. 



Richard, 
borne 4 
May 1 654. 



Raphe, 
borne 11 
Febr. 
1651. 



I 



Anne, 
borne 7 
August 

1655- 



I I 



Msjy, |t)om 31 Jan. 



John, 



1658. 



1 

2 Mary, 

wife to Paul 
Lathom, par- 
son of Stan- 
dish, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



I 
Mary, 

wife of Chris- 
topher Banis- 
ter, son of . . . 
Banister of 
Bank Hall, co. 
Lancaster. 



Manchester, 9 SepU 1664. 



Raphe Asshefon, 



1 6 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



9l0|)ton of ^beplep. 



%XXai* — Quarterly : i and 4. Argent, a mullet sable, a crescent for difference ; 2 and 3. Argent, a mascle within 
dure engrailed, sable. 

Ctf net* — A man with the scythe. 



S' Thomas Ashton= 
of Ashton, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



I 



Jeffrey Ashton,=. . . dau. and heire 



third son. 



to . . . Shepley of 
Shepley, in parish of 
Ashton. 



Thomas A^ton=. . . dau. and coheir 



of Shepley. 



to . . . Bagshaw of 
Ridge, CO. Derby. 



Henry Ashton=Anne, dau. of 



of Shepley. 



. . . Marland 
of Rochedale, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Thomas Ashton=Elizabeth, dau. of 



of Shepley. 



John Tatton of 
Withinshaw, co. 
Cest. 



. . . dau. of . . .=Robert Ashton=Katherine, dau. to 



Ashmalle, first 
wife. 



of Shepley. 



. • . Tompson of . . . 
in the parish of 
Ashton-under-Line, 
second wife. 



a 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. ^7 



a 

I 



Thomas Ashton=Alice, dau. of 



of Shepley, ob. 
1624. 



Robert Ashton=Jane, dau. to 



Robert Sandford, 
a younger son of 
Sandford of Sand- 
ford, CO. Salop. 



of Shepley, set 
60 an. 9 Sep- 
tember 1664. 



Willm Walker 
of Asheton. 



1 

I Jane, 

wife to Thomas 

Heywood of 

Duckenfield, in 

Cheshire. 



I John Ashton,= Sarah, dau. to 2 Robert. 



set. 34 ann. 9 

September 

1664. 



Willm Lever 
of Kersall, co. 
Lancaster. 



I Thomas Ashton, 
aet 9 ann. 9 Sept. 
1664. 



John. 



I. I . 

1 Elizabeth. 

2 Jane. 

3 Anne. 



2 Elizabeth, 
wife to Charles 
Walker of Dry- 
lesden, in the 
parish of Man- 
chester. 



1 Lidia, 
wife of John 
Lomax of 
Ryton, CO. 
Lancaster. 

2 Frances, 
wife of Robert 
Constantine, 
clerk. 

3 Jane. 



Manchester y 9 Sept, 1664. 



Ro&te Assheton, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. *9 



a^tlep of 9tafte0. 



IbCtoA* — See for the Anns in the old visitation. 



Thomas Astley=Maiy, dau. of Richard 



of Stakes, co. 
Lancaster, 
descended from 
the house of 
Astley of Pats- 
hull, CO. Stafil 



Lovesey of Livesey, \sic^ 
CO. Lancaster. 



I 



Thomas Astley=Ellen, dau. of Thomas 



of Stakes, died 
circa 1617. 



Osbaldeston, a younger 
son to S' Edward Osbal- 
deston of Osbaldeston,kt 



nas Astley=Elizabeth,dau. i Elizabeth, 2 Alice, wife 3 Hellen, 



akes, ob. 
1643. 



to Willm Pres- wife of . . . of Thomas wife of John 

ton of Preston, White of All Snapesof Bal- Marston of 

CO. Lancaster. Souls' col- derston, co. Blakebume, 



i '? 

4 Jane, S Anna, 

wife of Roger wife of John 

Dewhurst of Helme of Rib- 

Livesay, co. Chester, co. 



lege, Ox. Lancaster. co. Lancaster. Lancaster. Lancaster. 



lomas Astley= Jennet, dau. of 



akes, aet 35 
3 Sept 



Peter Howorth 
of Thurcroft, 
CO. Lancaster. 



L II II I ' 

2 Willm Astley 3 Christopher, 5 John Astley 7 George 



E 



m 



of Preston, co. died un- 
Lancaster. married. 

4 Richard, 
died un- 
married. 



of Leeds, co. Astley of 

Leeds,co. 
Ebor. 



Ebor. 

6 Edward, 
died un- 
married. 



died a child. 



2 Richard, 
set 8 an. 13 
Sept 1664. 



3 John. 4 George. 5 Thomas. 



8 Randle 
Astley, 
died un- 
married. 



1 Elizabeth, 
died un- 
married. 

2 Mary, 
wife of 
Wrighting- 
ton Taylor 
of . . . in 
Ireland. 

3 Anne, 
died un- 
married. 

4 Hellen. 



Blakeburne^ 13 Sept 1664. 



r. Astley. 



20 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



atberton of Stberton. 

^mil^. — Gules, three sparrow-hawks, argent 

Ctf Ift* — A swan, argent. 

Another Crest : On a perch, a hawk belled, proper. 



Robert Atherton,= 
shreave of Lan- 
caster, temp K. 
Joh. 

Willm of Atherton= 
als Alderton of 
Atherton, 35, 37 
H. 3. 



Alexander of Atherton. 

"T 

1-1 I . 

Willm, Agnes. Margene, 

7 E. 2. 7 E. 2. 



Willm of Atherton,=Agnes, 
5 and 7 E. 2. | 12 E. 3. 



Margrett, wife of 
Otho, son of Gil- 
bert de Halsall, 
19 E. 2. 



1 
Henry of Atherton, = Agnes, 

9 & 1 1 Ed. 2 & 1 2 E. 3. 10 R. 2. 



.1 



Joane, dau. of Willm=S' Willm Atherton, = Margerie, 



Moberley, and sister 
and heir of Raphe 
Moberley, kt, 24 E. 3, 
first wife. 



kt., 6 E. 3, 30 E. 3, a widow, 
4 R. 2. 19 R. 2. 



S' Willm Atherton,=Agnes, sole dau. and heir to 



kt, 4 R. 2, 20 R. 2, 
ob. 3 H. 5. 



Raphe Vernon, baron of Ship- 
broke, 20 R. 2, 4 & 8 H. 4. 



Raphe Atherton, = Alice. 
SH. 5. 



Richard 
Atherton, 
6E. 3. 



Eliz: dau. to S' John=S' Will: Atherton, kt=Elinor, 10 H. 5, 



Pilkinton, kt, i H. 4, 
first wife. 



second wife. 



S' Will: Atherton,=Margaret, dau. of S' John=S' Robert Harcourt, kt, Margaret, wife to John 



knt, 14&15 H. 6, 
ob. ante 19 H. 6. 



Button of Hatton, co.Ce 
esq., 10 H. 5, 32 H. 6. 

Nicholas, i Willm Atherton,=Isabel, dau. to Richard 2 John Atherton,=Joh. dau. of John Wan 



Byron, kt, 14-19 H. 6. second husband, 

24 Hen. 6. 



17 H. 6. died in his minority Balderston, 22 H. 6, 
without issue, 19 widow 19 E. 4. 
H. 6. 



esq., 22 H. 6, 5 
E. 4, died 23 H. 7. 



of Poynton, co. Cest, 
esq., 5 E. 4. 



a 



Visitatioft of Lancashire by Sir IViUiam Dugdale, 1664--5. 2 1 



Anne, dau. to & Thomas=George Atherton,=Anne, dau, to Richard 



Butler of Beausey, kt, 
second wife. 



aet 21 an. 23 
H. 7. 



r 



wife of Thonias 
i, son to Will: 
i crf^oiley, kt 

dau. and heir, wife to 
as Tildesley, second 
: T hurston Tildesley. 

uret, wife of Will: 2 
p of Broomshall 
Sheffield, co. Ebor. ^ 

ob. s.p. 

wife of Henry 
er. 



Ashton of Middleton, in 
the third degree of con- 
sanguinity, 23 H, 7. 



I 
Eliz. dau. of S' Alex. = John Atherton,=Margaret, fourth dau. and 
Ratcliffe, kt, from aet 22 an. 27 coheir of Thomas Cater- 

H. 8, a knight 

4 & 5 P. & M,, 

ob. 15 Eliz*^. 



whom he was di- 
vorced 5 H. 8. 



all of Caterall, 22 Oct 
8 Eliz,, afterwards ^nife to 
Will: Edwards of Wrex- 
ham, ca Flint 



I I 



Richard. Katherine,coheirtoJohn,=John Atherton,esq.,r=Elizabeth, dau. 
^irii— lord Conyers of Hornby ' ' "^ 

^^^- castle, died 8 March 
1622, second wife. 



set 16 an. 10 mens 
and 18 da)rs, 15 
Eliz, 



to S' John Byron, 
kt, first wife. 



Atherton,=Anne,dau.to 



r 



o his mo- 



S' John By- 
ron, kt 



^ bom at Newsted, 
\o S' Will: Penny- 
kt, ob. s.p. 



... dau. to==JohnAtherton,=:^G)rsmund,dau.to 

Raphe Cal- 

vely of 

Saughton, 

CO. Cest, 

second wife. 



esq., buried 23 
May 1617. 



Henry Butler of 
RawclifFe,esq., 
first wife. 



I Eliz: 
wife of 
James 
Browne. 



I 
2 Rachel, 

ob. s.p. 

anno 

1643- 



I 



Richard Atherton 
of Chowbent in 
Atherton, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I 



John Atherton=Elianor, dau. of S' 



of Atherton, 
esq., ob. circa 
1646. 



Thomas Ireland of 
Beausey, kt. 



omas, 6 Thomas. 3 John Atherton=Mary, dau. to Margaret, wife to 2 Elianor, wife of 



in 
cy. 

jorge 
;herton, 
ob. cceL 

illm, 
:oel. 

sland. 



7 Raphe. 



of Atherton, esq., 
ob. circa 1656. 



Richard Bolde JohnBradshaw,son Robt Clayton of 
of Bolde, esq. of John Bradshaw Fulwood, gent 

of Bradshaw, esq. ^ ^^^^ 



I John, 2 Richard, i Elianor. 2 Mary. 3 Joane. 
died young, aet. 8 23 Sept ^ 

1664. 



all died infants. 



Ormeskirkey 23 Sept 1664. 



Z. Raivstorne^for Rich: Atherton. 



22 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

apne0toortb of ]^Ie00m0ton. 



IktXSA* — Gules, three battle-axes, or. 

Thomas Aynesworth=Dorothy, dau. to John 
of Plessington, co. Halsted of Rowley, co. 
Lancaster, esq., ob. Lancaster, 
circa 1614. 



I John Aynesworth=Claudia, dau. of Willin 2 Richard Aynesworth=Eliz: dau. to Lawrence 



of Plessington, esq., 
aet 55 an. 13 Sept 
1664. 



Leigh, parson of Stan- 
dish, CO. Lancaster. 



of Witton, CO. Lancaster. 



Aynesworth of Tock- 
holes, CO. Lancaster. 



I Thomas=Mary, 2 John Aynesworth, 3 Theophilus. i Mary, wife to 2 Helen. 



Aynes- 
worth, aet. 
35 an. 13 
Sept 
1664. 



dau. of married Sarah, dau. to 

Netherwood of 

Robin- Leedes, co. Ebor. 
son. 



Robert Dicken- 
son of Chorley, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I 



Helen, 
aet 7 mens. 
13 Sept 1664. 

Blakebum^ 13 Sept 1664. 



3-Dorothy, wife to 
. . . Wrightingtonc 
Seascale, co. Cuml: 



Thomas Ainsworihe, 



"Bamforn of "BamfotH* 



^rtHJEf • — Aigent, a fess engrailed, gules. 
Willm Bamford=. . . dau. of James 



of Bamford, co. 
Lancaster. 



Shepheard. 



I William Bamford=Jane, dau. of William 2 Samuel Bamford, = Anne, dau. to Robert . . . Bamfoid= 



of Bamford, co. 
Lancaster. 



Duckenfield of Ducken- uncle^and heire to Holt of Ashworth, co. 
field, CO. Cesti Willm, ob. s.p. Lancaster. 



I 



William Bamford 

of Bamford, son 

and heir, ob. s.p. 



William Bamford of Mawdesley,=:Jane, dau. to Willm 



nephew and heir to Samuel, ob. 
in 1643. 



Butterworth of Bel- 
field, CO. Lancaster. 



I Willm Bamford of Bamford, 
aet 25 an. 10 Sept 1664. 



2 Samuel Bamford. 



Manchester y 10 Sept 1664. 



Satnuell Bamford. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1 664-5. 23 



IBanastet of tbe IBanfte. 



^ttllJEf* — Argent, a cross flory, sable. 



William Banaster^Christian, dau. of Raphe 



of the Banke, co. 
Lancaster. 



Ashton of Leaver, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



, dau. and=i Henry=Anne,dau.to=Ellen,dau.to 



ir to John 
rden of 
rden, first 



Banaster 
of the 
Banke, 
esq., ob. 
circa 
1614. 



James An- 
derton of 
Clayton, co. 
Lancaster. 



Alice, wife to 
S' Thomas Ha- 
gerston of Ha- 
gerston, co. 
Northumber- 
land, knt. 



Raphe Stan- 
dishe of 
Standishe, co. 
Lancaster, 
esq. 



I 
2 Richard= 

Banaster 
of Bolton, 
CO. Lan- 
caster. 



3 Christopher 
Banaster, vice- 
chancellor of 
Duchy of Lan- 
caster. 



4 Nicholas 
Banaster of 
Aughton, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter. 



I Henry. 2 Willm. 3 Alexander. 



Julian, wife to 
John Crosse pf 
Leverpool, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



Henry Banaster-=Elizabeth, dau. of 
of the Banke, William Farington 
esq., died of Werden, co. 

about 1640. Lancaster, esq. 



mry Banaster=Dorothy, dau. of 
I Banke, esq., Roger Nowell of 
8 an. 22 Sept Rede, co. Lan- 
caster, esq. 



2 Christopher==Mary, dau. of Raphe 
Banaster. Ashton of Middleton, 

CO. Lancaster, esq. 



I 
Margaret, 

died young. 



Anne, 

aet. 6 mens. 

22 Sept. 1664. 



Ormcskirkc, 22 Sept, 1664. 



24 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



I6ana0tet of aitiiam. 



^rtlUf* — Quarterly : i and 4. Argent, a cross flory, sable, BanasUr; 2 and 3. Argent, on a cheveron, per pale, 
and sable, three bezants, Kitchin, 



first wife. 



.=Nicholas Banaster=Anne, dau. to . . . 



of Altham, co. Lan- 
caster. 



Elston of Brochall, 
CO. Lancaster, 
second wife. 



.1 : 

Nathaniel Banasterr=Elizabeth, dau. and 
of Altham, esq., died coheir of Bamabie 
in December 1649. Kitchin of Pilling- 

hall, CO. Lancaster, 

esq. 



Richard Banaster, 
ob. s.p. 



I Dorothy, wife of 
John Holt of Stub- 
ley^ CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



2 Tabitha, 
died un- 
married 



I Nicholas 
Banaster, 
ob. s.p. 



Mary, =2 Richard =Mary, dau. of=Lettice, dau. 



dau. of 

John 

Byrom 

ofBy- 

rom,co. 

Lancas- 

ter,esq., 

second 

wife. 



Banaster 

ofAltham, 

esq.,aet.55 

an. 17 

March 

1664. 



John Starkie 
ofHuntroyd, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, first wife. 



1 Nicholas. 

2 Nathaniel, 
both ob. s.p. 



of Henry 
Coope of 
Ashton Bot- 
ham, CO. 
Lancaster, 
third wife. 



I 
Elizabeth, i Dorothy, 

dau.of Thos. died un- 

Jackson of married. 

Preesall, co. 

Lancaster, 

fourth wife. 



I 
Anne. 



2 Elizabeth, 
wifeofThcMBas 
Richardson (rf 
Merscough,ca 
Lancaster, 
gent, after- 
wards of Hqg^ 
Kighley of 
Whiteleigh, 
lastly of 
Thomas Jqpfr 
son. 



I John, 
ob. s.p. 



I 
2 Nicholas=Anne, dau. 



Banaster, 
ob. v.p. 



of Alexan- 
der John- 
son of Pres- 
ton, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



3 Nathaniel, 
aet. 22 an. 17 
March 1664. 



' I • , , 

4 Henry. 5 Byrom. i Isabel. 



2 Elizabeth. 



Robert, 
died young. 



I Anne, 
aet. 4 an. 
17 March 
1664. 



2 Marie. 



Lancaster y 17 March 1664. 



Christopher Fox, for Richard Banester, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 25 



iBanaistet of l^teston. 



%XttXi* — Argent, a pair of dossers, vd waterbougets, sable, on a chief of the first, three fleurs-de-lis of the second. 

William Banaster^:. . . dau. and coheir 



of Preston, co. 
Lancaster. 



of John Singleton 
of Shingle hall in 
Whittingham, co. 
Lancaster. 



I Thomas Banaster=Alice, dau. of 



of Preston, died 
circa 1630. 



George Hodgkinson 
of Preston, co. Lan- 
caster. 



2 William Banaster= 
of West Houghton, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Mary, wife of 
Richard Manley 
of West Hough- 
ton. 



Anne, wife of 
. . . Browne 
of Brinshop, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Wiiliamr 
master 
of Pres- 
ton, set 
So an. 20 
Sept 
It 664. 



Jennet,= 

dau. of 

Willm 

Lemon 

of Pres- 

ton,first 

wife. 



:Elizabeth, 
dau. of 
Felix Banas- 
ter of the 
city of York. 



I 
2 Roger, 

ob coel. 



. I 
Elizabeth. 



I 



"Xhomas Banaster, 
3^ 28 an. 20 Sept 
^664. 



2W 



illiam. 



3 Roger, 



I 
3 Henry 

Banaster, 

citizen of 

London. 



I Elizabeth, 


2 Jennet, 


3 Margerie, 


wife to 


wife to 


wife of 


Richard 


Laurence 


WiUin Pat- 


Taylor of 


Howorth 


ten of Pres- 


Preston, 


of Pres- 
ton. 


ton. 



Mary, wife of Thomas 
Rushton of Preston, 



Prestortj 20 Sept 1664. 



Thomas Banesier. 



26 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



iBanites of 2iQtti0tanlep. 

fbrmil* — Sable, a cross, or, between four fleurs-de-lis, argent, a canton of the first 
€fXtiiX* — On a stump of a tree, proper, a stork, argent, ducally gorged, gules. 

William Bankes,== 
a younger son to 
. . . Bankes of 
Banke-Newton in 
Craven, co. Ebon, 
came to Wigan, 
CO. Lancaster, 
tpe H. VIII. 



I James Bankes=Susan, dau. to 



of Winstanley, 
CO. Lancaster^ 
esq. 



William Shering- 
ton, merchant, 
of London, 
married circa 
1574. 



2 Thomas Bankes=Elizabeth, 



of Staple Inn, 
London, ob. in 
Sept 1 66 1. 



Elizabeth, =i William Bankes=-.Sarah, dau. Margaret, 



eldest dau. 
ofS' 
Thomas 
Ireland of 
Bewsey,co. 
Lancaster, 
kt, first 
wife. 

1 Thomas,' 

2 James, 



of Winstanley, CO. 
Lancaster, set. 80 
an. 1664. 



of Walter wife of 
Jones of George 
Chasleton, Hyde of 



dau. of 
William 
Bispham of 
Billing, CO. 
Lancaster, 
esq. 



I 
3 Raphe 

Bankes, 

citizen of 

I/ondon, 

ob. s.p. 



I I 

Thomas i Elizabeth, 

Bankes of wife of Thomas * 

CO. Oxford, Urmeston, Staple Inn, Eyres of Kensing- 

esq., second co. Lancas- aet. 33 an. ton, co. Middx. 

wife. ter, esq. 1664. 



I 
4 James 

Bankes, 
merchant, 
of Lon- 
don. 



I 
2 Maiy, 

wife of Jame 

Rigby, citizei 

of London. 



William Bankes,«=:Frances, sole 



died 
young. 



esq., son and 
heir, aet. 28 an. 
1664. 



'm 



dau. to Peter 
Legh of Bruch, 
CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



I William, 2 Thomas. 3 James. 4 Peter, Sara-Maria. 

set 6 an. ob. inf. 

1664. 



London^ 3 Febr, 1664. 



TTt^nnas Banfus, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 27 



iBatcroft of iBatcroft. 



9irilUf« — Argent, a lion rampant, sable. 

William Barcroft= 
of Baxcroft, co. 
Lancaster. 



Robert Barcroft=Elizabeth, dau, 
of Barcroft, ob. I of John Roberts 
circa 1614. of Foxstones, co. 

Lancaster. 



1 William Barcroft=Susan, dau. 



of Barcroft, ob. 
circa 1622. 



of Nicholas 
Rishton of 
Antley, co. 
Lancaster. 



2 Thomas Barcroft, 
clerke, parson of 
Great Limber, co. 
Lincoln. 



William Barcroft, 
ob. v.p. unmarried. 



I 
I Susan, 

wife to 

Peter Orme- 

rode of 

Ormerode, co. 

Lancaster. 



'Ill, 

2 Elizabeth. 

3 Sarah. 

4 Ruth. 

5 Anne. 



Elizabeth, 
wife of John 
Belfield of 
Clegswood, 
CO. Lancaster, 
afterwards 
of John 
Halywell of 
Pike House, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter. 



Blakebiirne^ 13 Sept 1664, 



Thomas Barcroft, 



28 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



iBatlotD Of 'BajcIotD. 



9xmi* — Sable, a double-headed eagle, displayed, argent, beaked and membered, or. 
Ctfitt* — A double-headed eagle's head, erased, argent, beaked, or. 

Ellis Barlow=Anne, dau. to 



of Barlow, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, esq. 



Oates Reddish 
of Reddish, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



Alexander Barlow=Eliz: dau. and heir to 



of Barlow, esq. 



George Leigh, second 
brother of Thomas 
Leigh of High Leigh, 
CO. Cest, esq. 



Maigaret, 
wife to 
Edward, 
Earle of 
Derby. 



Sir Alexander Barlow=Mary, dau. to Sir Vivian 



of Barlow, knt, ob. 
circa 1624, knighted 
2 Jac. 



Brereton of Hondfojd, 
CO. Cest., knt. 



Elizabeth,=Sir Alexander Barlow=Dorothy, dau. to S' 

Thos. Greseley of 
Drakelow, co. 
Derby, bart, second 
wife. 



dau. to . . . 


of Barlow, knt, ob. 


Parker, 


1642. 


lord Mor- 




ley and 




Mount- 




eagle, first 




wife. 




t 


t 1 



1 

Margaret, 
wife to S' 
John Talbot 
of Salsbuiy, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Thomas Barlow= Winifred, eldest 



Alexander Barlow,=Frances, eldest 
ob. circa 1654 s.p. dau. to William 

Brereton of Ash- 
ley, CO. Cest, esq. 



I Dorothy, 
wife of James 
Gorsych of 
Gorsych, co. 



of Barlow, esq., 
set 46 an. 9 Sept 
1664. 



dau. to Anthony 
Menill of North 
Kilvington, co. 
Ebor., esq. 

I n ^1 

I Thomas, 2 Alexander. Mjuy. 



Lancaster, gent ^t.^6an.m ^ Anthony. 

2 Katherine, 
wife of Henry 
Norris of West 
Derby, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I I I 

1 Anne. 

2 Mary, wife 
to Camll, 
viscount 
Molyneux. 

3 Eliz:wifeto 
Thos. Vava- 
sour of Wes- 
ton, CO. Eboi^ 



Manchester, 9 Sept, 1664. 



77io: Barlowe, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 29 



"Becit of ^ancliester. 



Robert Beck= 
of Hopwood 
Cleydon in 
Manchester, 
ob. 1644. 



2 Thomas Beck=Hester, daiL Edward Beck=. . . dau. of 



I 



rm 



of Hopwood 
Cleydon, ob. 
1644. 



of Thomas 
Howard of 
Manchester. 



of Hopwood 
Cleydon in 
Manchester, 
died without 
issue male. 



. . . Cheet- 
ham. 



3 Robert, i Jane. 
°^- ^-P- 2 AUce, 



r 



T 



T 



1 



wife of . . . 
Hollingworth. 

3 Elizabeth. 

4 Judith. 



Thomas Beck=Mary, dau. 2 John. i Sarah, 2 Jane. 



of Manchester, 
set 34 in 1664. 



of William 
Bardesley 
of Manches- 
ter. 



I John Beck, 2 William. 3 Thomas. 
12 an. 1664. 



I 
I Margaret 



2 Elizabeth. 3 Maiy. 



Manchester^ 9 Sept 1664. 



Tho: Beck. 



30 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



IBHUnge of -BiUinge. 

Sfmuf* — Argent, a cross between four crosslets, fitch^ gules. 

Adam BilliDge.=: Agnes, daiL and coheir 

of Robert H)rton, lord 
of Billinge, co. Lancas- 
ter, 37 Edw. IIL 



Robert £illinge,=: 
37 Ed 3. I 

Richard Billinge, » 
5 H. s. ! 

John Billinge,: 
36 H. 6^ 



Richard Billinge= 
1R.3. J 



Robert Billinge,= 
8 H. 8. ' 

Richard Billinge," 
38 H. 8. 



John Billing.sElizabeth, dau. of . . . Gleas- 

I ter of Eccleston, co. Lancaster. 

I 

Richard Billinge=Hellen, dau. and coheir 



of Billinge. 



of . . . Cropper of Rayn- 
ford, CO. Lancaster. 



T 



John Billinge=Mary, dau. to 2 Richard, 



of Billinge, 
ob. circa 
1645. 



Elizabeth, 



Willm Clayton died unmarried. wife of George 

of Fulwood, Birchall of Orrell, 

CO. Lancaster. co. Lancaster. 

rrr 



I Richard Billinge,=Margery, daiL of 



of Billinge, aet 52 
an. 8 April 1665. 




Robert Molineux 
of Melling, co. 
I^ncaster. 


2 John, aet. 17 an. 8 April 1665. 


I Helen. 


2 Robert. 


2 Margerye. 


3 Richard. 


3 Margaret. 


4 Thomas. 




Ormeskirke^ 8 April 1665. 







2 John. 

3 Thomas. 

4 Robert, 
died un- 
married. 



1 Elizabeth, 
wife of 
William 
Reynolds. 

2 Anne, ' 

3 Helen, 

4 Mary, 



died 
unmarried. 



Richard Billinge, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 3^ 



iBintiloisise of IBattDtclt. 

^xxai* — Quarterly, perfess indented, or, and gules, on a bend, azure, a cinquefoil between two birds, or. 
^Xtit* — A demi-horse rampant, argent, ducally gorged, or. 



:S' Robert Bindlosse==. . . daiL of . . . 



first wife. 



of Barwick hall, co. 
Lancaster, kt, ob. 
circa 1629. 



Eltoft of . . . 
CO. Lancaster. 



. dau. of. . .=S' Francis Bindlosse=Cecilia, dau. to 



axnock of 
amock, co. 
icaster, first 



» 
». 



ry, wife of 
Dene of 
nsfield, CO. 
tt 



of Barwick hall, kt, 
ob. v.p. 



. . . West, lord 
De la Warr, 
second wife. 



I Dorothy, 
wife of Charles 
Middleton of 
Belsey, co. 
Northumberland, 
esq. 



I S' Robert Bindlosse=Rebecca, dau. 
of Barwick hall, baro- of Henry 
net, aet 39 an. 16 Perry, alder- 

Sept. 1664. man of Lon- 

don. 



Cecilia, 
wife of Willm 
Standish of 
Standish, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



n f 

2 Delawarr, Dorothy, 
died in his wife to Colonell 
Charles Wheeler, 
lieut-colonell of 
the guards to King 
Charles the 2nd, 
under the lord 
Wentworth. 



childhood. 

3 Francis, 
ob. s.p. 



n 

2 Mary, 
wife of 
Robert Holt 
of Castle- 
ton, CO. 
Lancaster, 
esq. 

3 Jane, 
wife of S' 
William 
Carnaby of 
Bothall Cas- 
tle, CO. 
Northumb: 
kt 



Lancaster y 16 Sept 1664, 



Robt Bindlosse. 



32 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

'Bitcfte of iBiccie. 

flmul. — Anre, three fleuis-de-Us, a^ent. 

Crntt. — A fleur-de-lis, aigent, entwined t^ an adder, proper. 

Mathseus de Birches.=i 



Mathseus de Birches,= 
filius Mathxi dc Hin- 1 
die Birches, temp. Rx. 
Johis. _J 

Mathseus d e Birches. = 

Robertus de Birches. = 



Alexander de Birches, = Johanna, relicta, 
29 K I. [ \2 E. 2. 

Robertus de Biiches,aAlicia, fiha Robert! 
12 E. J. lleWhytefeld, 12E. 2. 

( ' 

Henncus filius Robeiti= 
de Birches, 12 Edw. 2, 1 
23 E. 3- I 



Williia de Birches,= 
19 E. 3 - I 

Williis de Birches,= 
8 E, 2, 9 H. 5. I 

Willus de Birdies,=Margareta, 
7 H. 6. _1 7 H. fi. 

Radulphus de Birche3,= 
7 H. 6, 27 H. 6. I 

I 

Radulphus de Birches,= 
15 H. 6. I 

Radulphus de Birches,=: 
de With ington. j 

Willus de Birches,= 
2R.3- I 



Robertus de Birches,= 

3R.3. I 

Willus deBirches.=i 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdaky 1664-5. 33 



a 

I 



Georgius Birche,=Mariona, filia Thomas 
12 April 10 H. 8., Bekk de Manchester, 
condidit Testum, lo H. 8. 
24 H. 8. 



I 
Thomas, 

Sacerdos. 



Jacobus, 
24 H. 8. 



,s=Eliz: filia Willmus Birch, Georgius. 1 Janetta. 2 Margareta. 3 Anna. 4 Elizabetha. 

Thomas Gardianus coUe- 

S, Chetham gii de Manches- 

de Nuthurst, ter, clerke. 

1 6 Apl. 2 E. 6. 



I 



Georgius Birch,=Anna, filia et haeres Johis 



13 Eliz. 



Bamford, filii et heredis 
Georgii Bamford de Holt 
in Wythington. 



Georgius Birch,=Anna, filia Elia Heye 



ob. circa ann. 
i6ii. 



de Monkeshall. 



Thomas Birche=Alicia, filia primogenita 



de Birche in 
parochia de 
Manchester, aet 
56 aa 9 Sept 
1664. 



Thomae Brooke de Nor- 
ton, CO. Cest, ar. 



n. 9 Sept 



s Birche,= Beatrice, 

fiUa Willi 

Cotton de 

Belloport, 

CO. Salop, 

ar. 



2 Georgius. 

3 Matthaeus. 

4 Petrus. 

5 Andreas. 



I 



I Elianora, uxor 2 Alicia, uxor Johis 
Thomae Holcrofte Robinson de Preston, 
de Holcrofte, ca co. Lancaster, primo- 
Lancaster, ar. geniti Edwardi Robin- 

son de Buckshaw, co. 
Lancaster. 



ice, 
1. 9 
564. 



2 Anna. 3 Elizabetha. 



r 

3 Anna, uxor 
Alexandri Rig- 
by de Brugh, 
CO. Lancaster. 



inchestery 9 Sept 1664. 



Tho: Birche. 



34 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



iBirci) of amtotdt. 



9nnif« — Azure, three fleurs-de-lis, argent, a canton, or. 
Creift* — A fleur-de-lifi, argent, entwined by an adder, proper. 

Ambrose Birch= 
of Openshaw, ^ 
CO. Lancaster, 
descended from 
the family of 
Birch of Birch, 
in the parish of 
Manchester, 
diedabouti6i9. 



I 



I 



Ralph Birch=Ellen,dau.of 2 John Birch=Alice, dau. 3 Samuel Birch==Mary, dau. 

of Openshaw, 
second son. 



of Openshaw, 
son and heir. 



Thomas 
Beck of . . . 
in the parish 
of Manches- 
ter. 



of Robert 
Jepson of 
Manches- 
ter. 



of Ardwick,co. 
Lancaster, 
third son. 



of Ralph 
Smith of 
Doblane 
hquse, co. 
I^ancaster. 



1 Raphe. 

2 Samuell, 
ob. s.p. 



Maiy, 
wife to 
George 
Andrew 
of Man- 
chester. 



I 



I 
Margaret, j 

wife of Robert I 

Hobson of 

Ashton, CO. j 

Lancaster. 1 



I John. 2 Samuell. Thomas Selfe= Alice, dau.=rJohn Birch of Ardwicte 



of Bristoll, 
grocer, first 
husband. 



of Thomas 
Deane of 
Bristol. 



aforesaid, and of W* 
borne, co. Hereford, es(jf 
and now in commissioD 
of the peace for the 
county of Hereford, «t 
47 in 1664. 



Mary, wife of 
George Karver 
of Buthouse, 
CO. Hereford, 
gent j= 

I I 

1 George. 

2 John. 



I John Birch,=rEsther, dau. of 



son and heir, 
aet 27 in 
anno 1664. 



Edward Free- 
man of Gray's 
Inn, esq. 



2 Samuell Birch,= Elizabeth, daiL of 
second son. S' Peter Leicester 

of Tabley, co. 

Cest., baronet. 



Elizabeth 



I 



I 



I Mary. Hester. 



Manchester, 9 Sept 1664. 



yohn BircK 



I 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 35 



idttttotsle of ^uncote. 

9ttnif* — Sable, a cheveron, ermine, between three weasels, argent. 

Oliver Birtwisle= 
of Huncote, co. 
Lancaster, died 
ult. Dec 3oEliz. 



James Birtwisle=rAgnes, dau. of 

George Orme- 
rode of Gam- 
bleside, co. 
Lancaster. 



of Huncote, 
died 23 June 
39 Eliz. 



John Birtwisler=Dorothy, dau. of 



of Huncote, 
died 14 Au- 
gust 16 Jac. 



Richard Worthing- 
ton of Blanscough, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Thomas Birtwisle=Margaret, dau. of 



of Huncote, aet. 
65 an. 14 Sept. 
1664. 



Thomas Clayton, a 
younger son of the 
Claytons of I-,ittle 
Harwood, co. Lan- 
caster. 



1 Catherine, wife of 
Nicholas Morley, a 
younger son to Mor- 
ley of Wennington, 
CO. Lancaster. 

2 Bridget, wife of 
Willin Gaytonby, 
a younger son of 
Gaytonby of Gay- 
tonby, in Rich- 
mondshire. 



I John Birtwisle, 
set 41 an. 14 Sept. 
1664. 



2 James. 



3 Joseph, 
married Anne, 
dau. of . . . 
Rawson. 



1 Margaret 



I I 

3 Ehzabeth, 

wife of 

Thomas 

Colthurst 

4 Agnes. 



2 Theodosia. 



Blakeburne^ 14 Sept 1664. 



Thos. Birtwisle. 



36 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1 664-5, 



IBIac&tiutne of Jl^etQton. 



9(niUf« — Argent, a fess, nebulae, between three mullets, sable. 

Willm Blackbume= 
of Thiselton, co. 
Lancaster, descen- 
ded from Black- 
bume of Sandham, 
near Garstang, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I Richard Blackbume=Jane, dau. of 



of Newton, co. Lan- 
caster. 



John Ayns worth 
of Newton, co. 
Lancaster. 



1 

2 Thomas Blackbume, 

CO. Cest 



I John Blackburne 2 Richard Blackbume 3 Thomas Blackbume=Margaret,dau. Edward Robert 



of Eccleston, co. of Gosnargh, co. Lan- of Newton, co. Lan- 
Lancaster. caster. caster, died 1663, aet 

suae 58. 



ofRobtNorris of Hock- Black- 
of Bolton, CO. enbridge. bumeof 
Lancaster. ^ Thistle- 

ton. 



I 
I Thomas 

Blackbume 
of Orforde 
and Newton, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, aetat. 30 
an. 1664. 



I U I I , 

2 Richard. 

3 Robert. 

4 Jonathan. 

5 John. 

6 Charles. 



I I 

Jane. 2 Isabell, 

wife of George 

Parkinson of 

Fairesnape, 

afterwards of 

John Clyfton, 

a younger son 

of Clyfton of 

Lytham. 



I 
3 Margaret, 

wife of John 

Bretherton 

of Hay, CO. 

Lancaster. 



4 Catherine, 5 Anne, 
died un- wife of Richard 
married. Houghton of 
Middleton, co. 
Lancaster, 
afterwards of 
John Barker 
of Lachford, - 
CO. Cest 



I I III 

6 Auce. 

7 Helea 

8 Mary. 

9 Lydia. 

loHesto; 
All died 
unmar- 
ried. 



Warrington f 1664. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 37 

1510101011 Of CtO0fip. 

Sbnuf. — Sable^ tea billets, 4, 3, 2, i, argent 

Cttitt* — A demi-lion, sable, a cross tan, fitchy, argent. 



• 


Richard Blundell— Anne, dau. of 
of Crossby, co. Richard Starkey 
Lancaster, esq., of Stretton, co. 
died 19 March Cest, esq. 
1361 or 1562. 




1 




1 . 1 . 


I 



I William Blundell=Emilia, dau. of 



of Crosby, esq., 
bom in August 1360, 
died 2 July 1638. 



Edward Nbrreis 
of Speke, co. 
Lancaster, esq., 
ob. 2 June 163 1. 



2 James, 

died 

young. 



3 Richard, 
ob. s.p. 



Jane, 
wife of . . . 
Madison of 
... in Episc. 
Dunelm. 



Nicholas Blundell=Jane, daiL to 



of Crosby, esq., 
died 18 June 
1 63 1. 



Roger Brad- 
shaw of the 
Haigh, CO. 
Lancaster, esq. 



I 
I Anne, 

wife of Thomas 
GiUibrand of 
Chorley, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I 
2 Margaret, 

died un- 
married. 



I William Blundell=Anne, dau. of 



of Crosby, esq., 
bom 15 July 1620, 
now living, 8 April 
1665. 



S' Thomas 
Hagerston of 
Hagerston, co. 
Northumber- 
land, bart 



I 
2 Richard, 

died un- 
married. 



I I 



1 Emilia, j^ed un- 

2 Margaret, J married. 



i I I 

3 Anne. 

4 Winifred. 

5 Frances. 



Nicholas Blundell, 2 Wilham, 3 Thomas, 4 John, i Jane, 
}m 14 August 1640, bom in bom in ob. inf. died an 
>w living. Sept 1645. April 1648. * infant 

2 Jane. 



3 Emilia, 
wife of Richard 
Butler, eldest 
sontoEdmund, 
viscount Mont- 
garret, in Ire- 
land. 



I I I I i M . 

4 Margaret 

5 Alicia. 

6 Francisca- 
Clara, ob. juv. 

7 Mary. 

8 Clara-Francisca. 

9 Anne, died young. 

10 Bridget 



Ormeskirke, 8 April 1 664. 



William Blundell. 



38 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 
■BlunBell Of amMBIunBcll. 



SmU. — Aiure, ten billets, or {4, 3, », 1), on a Cftnton, or, 
CtlA> — A squirrel sejant, gules, between the paws a nut, c 



William Biundell^ 
lord of Yoes, ca I 
Lancaster. 




William Blundel!,=Alice, dau, of 

lord of Ince- I Nicholas Blun- 

Blundell, 9 H. S- deU of Crosby, 

I CO. Lancaster. 

William Blundell,^ 
31 H. 6. I 

William BluDdell- 



V^isitation of Lancashire by Sir tVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 39 



I 



Robert "RlnridfTlj— ^^'^^^^^^i giRterto 



26 H. 6. 



ThomasDawne and 
sister of Hexuy. 



Wmiam BkmdelWJoane, dan. of 



I £. 4- 



Roger Ashawe 
of the Hill, cx>. 
Lancaster, esq. 



William BhmdelW 
23 H- 7: ^1 

Robert BlnndeD, ^ 
tpeH- 8^ I 



James Blimdell,=: 
tpe E. 6. j_ 



I William Blundell, 2 Robert BlTmdeIl,= 
ob. s.p. brother and heir. ) 

Robert BlimdelL=Maiy, dan. of 



Richard Massey 
of Rixton, ca 
Lancaster, esq. 



dan. of . . .=1 Robert Blundefl= Anne, dau. of 



larden, first 
»y whom he 
> issue. 



di Ince-BlimdeU, 
esq., ob. in Jan' 
1657. 



AVillmWaUof 
Crundell, co. 
Southampton, 
esq., second 
wife. 



2 James, 
ob. un- 
married. 



I 
I Anne, 

wife of Thomas 

Clajion of 

Fullwood, ca 

Lancaster. 



I , 
2 Caihenne, 

wife of Lambeit 
Tildesley of 
Gairett,ca Lan- 
caster. 



I I 1 

1 Robert 

2 Charles. 

Died 
infants. 

4 John. 



3 Hemy Blundell=Bridget, dau. of 



of Ince-Blundell, 
esq., aet 32 an. 
8 April 1665. 



S' Thomas TU- 
desley of Mers- 
cough, CO. Lan- 
caster, kt 



I Robert, 2 Robert, 3 Henry, 
ob. in£ aet 15 twin with 

mens. 8 Robert 

April 

i66s. 



1 I 

1 Anne. 

2 Frances. 



riTii 

1 Anne, wife to Richard Penning- 
ton, third son to William Pen- 
nington of Muncaster,ca 
Cumberland, esq. 

2 Dorothy. 

3 Margaret 

4 Elianor, wife of Henry Eccleston 
of Eccleston, co. Lancaster, esq. 

5 Frances, wife of James 
Scaresbrick of Scaresbrick, 
CO. Lancaster, esq. 



Hen: BhouM/. 



40 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



'BlunHell of Ipteiston. 



9cxai. — Azure, ten billets, 4, 3, 2, I, or, on a canton, argent, a squirrel sejant, gules. 
€xtiX* — A squirrel sejant, gules, in its paws a nut, or. 



Henxy Blundell=. . . dau. of 



of Preston, ob. 


. . . Whitehalgh 


circa 1653. 


of Whitehalgh 




in the towne of 




Livesey, 


CO. Lan- 




caster. 




Robert BIundellz=Frances, dau. 


Elizabeth, 


of Preston, died 


and sole heir 


first married to 


anno 1657. 


to . . . Bar- 


Henry Lemon 




croft of . . . 


of Preston, co. 




CO. Ebor., 


Lancaster, and 




widow of . . . 


afterwards to 




Watinough. 


James Hodg- 
kinson of Pres- 
ton. 


1 
Henry Blundell— Martha, dau. 


1 
Mary. 


of Preston, aet to Alexander 




21 an. 19 Sept. Johnson of 




1664. Rushton 




Grange, co. 






Ebor. 







Preston, 19 Sept. 1664. 



Henry BlundeU, 



itafiom tf LoMCJSiGri rn Ssr if ^ztxm Dmgdak^ 1664-5. 4* 



T ^-ilTii 



''n^ 5e TV^'*** 



Ce tgL 



^**l' IT. 









. . filia docnnue 
Isssaxat le Mfnfl- 
raring^ 



53 H. 3. 






Sobenzs ==Agnes^ 
damizias 17 £. 2. 
de Bo£de,, 
10 £. ly i 
18 E. 2, 1 
obiit : 

4E.3- f 



15 K. tv 



tUSy 

Tume- 
nBold. 



Petnis, 
21 R I. 



Ricardos de Bo]de=Maigari3u 
dominiis de Bolde, ; 24 £. 3« 
4 K 3, defimctas 
21 E. 3. 



M;j(th;j^Mt$. 






\ 



Willms de Bolde,=SibiUay filia Ricardi 



3 K 3, defunctus 
21 K 3. 



r 



de Hoghton Cheva- 
lier nupta» 3 £. 3. 



Ricardos de Bolde,=£lenay filia Ricardi 



39 K 3, ob. circa 
14 R. 2. 

( n r [ 

=Johes de Bolde,=Emma, Thomas, Wills, Henncus, 



Molineux de Sefton 
nupta, 44 R 3> 



2 R. 2, miles, 
4 H. 4. 



filia 

Davidis t» • j 

Ireland, ^^"^ 

nupta 4 ^ 

R. 2, uxor 

prima. 



4 R. 2. 4R.2. 4 R. a. 



Ricardus. 



a 



1 \ y 

4 R, i, uxorlohwuwu' Wilh 

dc Uiv U«»n^ii' 
CAMtcr, bury, ti 







42 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



Ricardus Bolde,=:Elena, filia 



6H. 4. 



Gilberti de 
Halsale, 
nupta 6 H. 4, 
relictaiy H. 6. 



Henricus Bolde,= Gratia, relicta 



8 H. 5, miles, 
4 £. 4. 



19 £. 4. 



Ricardus de Bolde,=Catherina, filia Ricardi Gilbertus Bolde, 



T 



£lizai)edi, 



17 H. 6, miles 22 
E. 4, defunctus 2 
H. 7. 



Joanna, uxor Roberti, 

Bolde de Cestriae, nupta habuit terras in filii et heredis Thomae uxor . . . 

17 H. 6, relicta 2 H. 7. Wydenes, 16 H. 6. RedychedeGrapynell, Sefton,39 

CO. Cest., nupta 1 9 K 4. H. 6. 



Elena, relicta= Henricus Bolde,=Dulcia, filia Johis Savage 



12 H. 7, uxor infra aetatem 4 
2^\ E. 4, miles 5 H. 

7, defunctus 12 

H. 7. 



armigeri, nupta 4 E. 4, 
uxor prima. 



"I 



I I I ■ rr.1. 

Rogerus. Ricardus Bolde,=Margareta, filia Thomae Matilda, uxor Thomae, 

Boteler de Beausey, mi- filii et heredis Willi 

litis nupta ... R. 3, re- Gerard de Ince, co. 

licta 23 H. 8. Lancaster, ar. 5 H. 7. 



yotgeru. S-;^^»-/' 



5 E. 4. 



defunctus 23 
H. 8. 



I I I I 



Elizabetha,= Ricardus =Jana, filia =Margareta, Anna,filia=JohesBolde,=Elizabetha, Margaxete, inca 



soror Tho. 
Gerard de 
Bryn, nupta 
39 H. 8, 



uxor 2 



da 



Bolde, 
armiger, 



WittiMoli- 
neux de 



defunctus Sefton,ar., 



2 Eliz. 



uxor pri- 
ma, obiit 
sine prole. 



filia Witti Thomae 
Wodfall, Langton, 
uxor 3». militis. 



34 H. 8. 



I Ricardus =Jana, Anna, ux. 2Henri- 3 Will-==Pruden- Henri- Eliz., uxor 



Bolde, filia Francisci cus, ob. inus 

armiger,ob. Willi Tunstall s.p. Bolde. 

I April Mor- de Thyr- 

dant land, ar., 

de . . . nupta 10 

CO. Eliz. 

Bedf. 
a b 



1602, sine 
prole. 



cia filia cus,ob. WilliMus- 

s.p. tell^civis 
Broke Lond. 

de Nor- 



filiaetco- Thomae, filii JoWi 
haeres Jo- Ireland de HuH 
hannisAgh- militis nupta 14 
ton de H. 8. 

^orth- MatUda, uxor 
^^\ X Ricardi filii et 
ar., 4 i^. 0. heredis Thorn* 
Sherborne de 
Stanihurst, nuptt 
30 H. 8. 

Eliz. ux. Hemid 
Byrom de Byrofflj 



ton, CO. Johes Elena, uxor Anna, uxor nupta 23 H. 8. 
Cest Bolde, Hugonis Alexandri _ . 
ar ' ob.s.p Anderton. Holland de Do^^fj^ 

Sutton. JohwHolcrdt, 
30 H. 8. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 43 



a 



I 



'I 



eanora, filia=ThomasBolde,= 
oberti At- eq. aur. filius 
naturalisRicar- 
di cui dictus 
Ricardus con- 
cessit omnes 
terras suas, ob. 
s.p. 



aison de 
owell, CO. 
loc. 



rBrigitta, 
filia WilU 
Norres de 
Speke, 
militis de 
Balneo. 



Ricardus=Anna, filia Henricus 



Bolde de 
Bolde, 
anniger, 
ob. circa 
1637. 



Petri Leigh Bolde de 

de Ljone, Bedford, 

CO. Cest., CO. Lan- 

militis. caster. 



TTI. 

1 Chnstiana, 

2 Jana, 

3 Francesca, 
uxor John 
Hodges, civis 
Lond. 



! 



ob. s.p. 



Ricardus, Petrus=Joana, 



nit in 
leritia. 



Bolde, 
armi- 
ger,ob. 
1658. 



filia 

Radulfi 

Ashton 



I Margareta, 
uxor 
Edwardi 
Morgell de 



deWhal- Civitate, 
ley, CO. Cest 
Lancas- 
ter, baro- 
netti. 



I 
Ricardus, 

)iit in 

mis. 



2 Petrus Bolde, 
setatis 8 anni 
17 Martii 1664. 



2 Maria, 3 Klatherina, 4 Anna, 5 Francesca, 6 Radcliffe, 

uxor Johis uxor Rogeri obiit uxor Hen- uxor Jacobi 

Atherton Prichard de ante 

de Ather- ... in nuptias. 

ton, CO. Wallia. 

Lancas- 



rici Ogle de Dukenfeild 
Whiston, CO. de Hinley, 
I-»ancaster. co. Lancas- 
ter. 



ter, ar. 



Lancaster y 17 March 1664. 



44 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



'Bootb Of TSxM, 

Hxtai^ — Argent, on a fess, gules, between three boars' heads, erased, sable, as many towers, or. 

John Booths Alice, dau. 



of Booth, ob, 
circa 1615. 



of Edward 
Rawsthome 
of Newhall, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, esq.. 



Richard Booth=:Dorothy, dau. 



of Booth, aetatis 
64 an. 1 1 March 
1664. 



of Andrew 
Holden of 
Todhall, CO. 
Lancaster, 
gent. 



I George Booth=Isabell,_dau. 
of Booth, aetatis of Willm 
34 an. 1 1 March Lees of 
1664. Middleton, 

CO. Lancas- 
ter. 



2 Humfrey Booth, 
clerke, of Lanck- 
ton, CO. Lincoln. 



3 Thomas. 

4 Richard. 

5 John. 



I Alice, 
wife of 
Robt 
Stafford 
of Lon- 
don. 



I William Booth, 
aet. 5 an. II March 
1664. 



I 
2 Richard. 



[ 

3 Mary, 

aet 7 an. 



rrm 

2 Dorothy. 

3 Mary. 

4 Susan. 

5 Katherine. 

6 Ellen. 



Manchester y 11 March 1664. 



George Booth, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William DugdalCy 1664-5. 45 



TBootle Of agelUngr* 



Robert Bootle= 
of Melling, co. 
Lancaster. 



Thomas Bootle=. . . dau. 



of Melling. 



of . . . 
Rose. 



. . . dau. of= Robert Bootle=Jane, dau. 



. . . Stop- of Melling, ob. 
ford, secre- circa 1631. 
tary to 
Henry, earl 
of Derby, 
first wife. 



of Robert 
Dickenson 
of Manchester, 
second wife. 



I 
Thomas Bootle=Ellen, dau. of 



of Melling, aet. 
(i2i an. 23 Sept 
1664. 



John Moore 
of Melling. 



xThl>mas, 
aet 30, 1664. 



:i 



I 



% Edward. 3 Matthew. 4 Robert. 



rmeskirke, 23 Sept, 1664. 



Thos, Beetle, 



46 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 



'Btatipn of Doclier. 



^txai. — Argent, on a fess, humett^, gules, three leopards' faces, or. 



Henry Brabyn=Elizabeth, dau. 



ofWhittington, 
CO. Lancaster, 
ob. circa 1627. 



of . . . Baynes 
of Sellat, CO. 
Lancaster. 



I Thomas Brabyn 
of Whittington. 



Anne, dair. of=:2 William Brabyn 
. . . Newton of Docker, co. 
of Whitting- Lancaster, ob. 
ton. circa 1627. 



! 
I John, 

died un- 
married. 



2 William Brabyn^Elizabeth, dau. 



of Docker, ob. 
circa 1639. 



of Robert Par- 
kinson of Fair 
Snape, co. Lan- 
caster. 



Henry Brabyn=Mary, dau. of 



of Docker, aet 
31 an. 



William Tur- 
ner of Preston, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I William Brabyn, 
aet. 7 an. 14 March 
1664. 



I 



2 Henry. i Elizabeth. 2 Anne. 3 Margaret 



Preston, 14 March 1664. 



Henry Brabyn. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 47 

^tatmill of S^ijallep. 

%txai* — Argent, a cross lozengy, vert, over all a bend, compony, ermine and azure. 
^Xtii* — A Brock, proper. 

Richard Braddill.=rJone, 19 £. 4. 

i 



John Braddill,: 
36 H. 8. 



• • • • 

lenry Braddill, William Braddil, Barnard Braddill, Edward Braddill.=J ennet, dau. of 



6 H. 8. 



36 H. 8. 



36 H. 8. 



. . . Crombock. 



Margery, 
wife of John 
Chatbume. 



John Braddill,=Jennet, dau. of 



son and heir, 
ob. 21 Eliz. 



. . . Forster of 
Whalley. 



ne, dau. of=i Edward Braddill,=Ellen, dau. of 2 Richard =Dorothy, dau. 



IphAshton 
Lever, co. 
icaster. 



son and heir, ob. 
1605. 



. . . Starkey of Braddill. 
Aughton, CO. 
Lancaster. 



John. 



Katherine, wife of 
Gilbert Lawe of the 
Nethertown in Whal- 
ley, CO. Lancaster. 



of Thomas 
Catterall of 
Catterall, co. 
Lancaster, 
relict of Robt. 
Sherbourne of 
Mitton, thirdly 
married to 
John Whipp. 



Jennet, wife to 
Utred Morley 
of Braddill. 

Anne, wife of 
John Chew of 
Parkehead, 
afterwards of 
Thomas South- 
worth of High- 
field. 

Cecilia, wife of 
BemardBlakey 
of Blakey. 



I 



n Braddill,=Elizabefli, dau. 



ttd heire. 



of Thos. Brock- 
holes of 
Claughton. 



1 I I.I I I I I . I . I I 

2 Richard. Anne, married Dorothy, wife Lettice,wife Jennett,wife 

•2 Ed a H ^^^^ Thomas of John Tal- of John, son of Thomas 

^ -^ J ^ Southworth of botofCarr. of Roger Brockholes 

a priest. Highfield, after Nowell of of Claugh- 

to John Fisher. Reade, co. ton. 

Lancaster. 



4 Raphe. 

5 Cutbert 

6 Gilbert. 



7 Thomas. 

8 Bernard. 



a 



48 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdak, 1664-5. 



i 



1 1 T" 

I Anne, i Edward, Jone. 

ob. s.p. 



Milicent, = 2 John =Maiigaret, Richard=.Alice.=:Ch]Jstopher Dorothy, 



dau. of 
John Tal- 
bot of Bas- 
hall, first 
wife. 



Braddill, 
second 
son, died 
in March 
1655. 



1 

Anne, 

died young. 



\ 

I John, 

son and heir, 
slain at Thorn- 
ton Hall, CO. 
Ebor. 



dau. of Towneley 

John of Bam- 

Crombock side, co. 

ofWiswall, Lancas- 

CO. Lancas- ter, first 

ter, second husband, 
wife. 



Towneleyof manied 



Carr, co. 
Lancaster, 
second 
husband. 



I Thomas Braddill,=Jane, dau. and 



son and heir, aged 
about 30 in 1664, 
justice of the peace 
for CO. Lancaster. 



coheir of Willin 
Rishton of 
Dunnesthorp, co. 
Lancaster. 



2 Edward, 
married Margaret, 
dau. of George 
Halstead of Banke- 
house in Burneley, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I I 

3 Roger Braddill, 

a merchant 

4 John. 



I John, 
set. 4 an. 
13 Sept 
1664. 



2 Thomas. i Margaret. 2 Anne. 



Thomas^ 
second 
son and 
heireof 
Willm 
Vavasour 
ofWcston, 
CO. Ebor. 

Thomas, 
ob. s.p. 



I I I I I 

1 Elizabeth, 

married John 
Brockholes (^ 
Claughton, ca 
Lancaster. 

2 Dorothy, 
died young. 

3 Milicent, 
married to 
Tempest Slin- 
gard of Dun- 
now, CO. Ebor. 

4 Lettice. 

5 Alice, 
died young. 



Blakeburne^ 13 Sept 1664. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir Williatn Dugdale, 1664-5. 49 



TBraUlep of TBrpmng. 

{ttai. — Sable, a fess engrailed, in chief a mullet, between two crosses, pattee, fitchee, a bordurc engrailed, argent. 

John Bradley = 
of Bryning, 
CO. Lancaster, 
gent. 



James Bradley=Ellen, dau. of 



of Bryning, 
died circa 
1620. 



. . . Tildesley 
of Garrett's in 
Tildesley, co. 
Lancaster. 



dward Bradley=Katherine, dau. 



tryning, slain in 
battle of Mars- 
Moor, being 
1 a captain in 
majesty's army 
er S' Thomas 
iesley, kt 



of Roger Nowell 
of Rede, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



I 
2 Thomas, 

ob. s.p. 



I 
3 John, 

died un- 
married. 



I 
4 Richard. 



I « 
Jane 

and 

Anne, 

married 

inlreland. 



James Bradley=Mary, dau. of i Margaret 2 Elizabeth. 3 Mary. 



of Bryning, aet. 
40 an. 14 
March 1664. 



I 
I Edward, 

set 16 an. 

14 March 

1664. 



Nicholas Hes- 
keth of Becon- 
sall, a younger 
son to Hesketh 
of Rufford. 



2 James. 



I 
Helen. 



3 John. 4 Thomas. ' 5 Richard. i Ahce, 2 Mary. 



Preston, 14 March 1664. 



y antes Bradley. 



H 



50 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 



'BtatijsbatD of 'Btans^ato. 



IkXWA* — Argent, two bendlets, sable. 

Ctf Itt* — In front of a Hawthorn tree a roebuck, trippant, proper. 

John Bradshaw=Isabel, dau. of 



of Bradshaw, co. 

Lancaster, 

gent. 



. Ashton of 
Chaderton, co. 
Lancaster. 



Alice, dau. of=John Bradshaw=Anne, dau. of=Jane, dau. to 



S* George 
Leicester of 
Toft,co.Cest., 
kt., first wife. 



of Bradshaw, co. John Tale of 

Lancaster, esq., . . . co. 

aet. 81 an. lo Northampton, 

Sept. 1664. second wife. 



. . . Butter- 
worth of Bel- 
field, CO. Lan- 
caster, third 
wife. 



I 
2 Robert 

Bradshaw, 

citizen of 

London. 



I John Bradshaw,=Margaret, eldest 2 Henry Bradshaw, 



bom I June 
1614. 



dau. of John 
Atherton of 
Atherton, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



a merchant in the 
West Indies. 



I I I I I • 

3 George. 

4 Hugh. 

5 Edmund, 
living in 
Dublin. 

6 Thomas, 
of Wolsten- 
holme, CO. 
Lancaster. 

7 William, 
living in 
Ireland. 



1 John Bradshaw, 
born I May 1646. 

2 Thomas Bradshaw, 
born 10 Jan. 1657. 

3 Robert Bradshaw, 
born 4 April 1663. 



I I 

1 Margaret, 

born 12 
Dec. 1647. 

2 Alice, 
born 10 
Febr. 1648. 



T 



3 Elianor, 
bom 6 March 
1650. 

4 Dorothy, 
bom 20 Oct 

1653. 



I I 

5 Anne, 

bom I Nov. 
1655- 

6 Katherine, 
born 3 Feb. 
1659. 



I U I I 1 

1 Elizabeth. 

2 Mary, 

wife of John Hickson 
of Greenwich, co. Kent 

3 Cassandra, 

wife of William Ashurat 
of Ashurst. CO. Lancas- 
ter. 1 

4 Margery, 1 
wife of Bernard Townley \ 
of Townley, co. Lancas- 
ter. 

5 Anne, 

wife of Daniel Bernard 
of Alkingcotes, near 
Colne, CO. Lancaster. 

6 Alice, 

wife of John Hartley 
of Strangeways, co. 
Lancaster. 



n 

7 Elizabeth, 
bom 26 Dec. 
1661. 

8 Jane, 
bom 20 April 
1664. 



Manchester, lo Sept, 1664. 



Hugh Bradshaw, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 5^ 



0518110^010 Of Dare? ILeoer. 

^tXXii* — Argent, between two bendlets, three escallops, sable. 

^XtiL — In front of a Hawthorne tree, a stag trippant, proper, ducally gorged, or. 

John Bradshaw= 
of Darcy-Lever, 
CO. Lancaster, a 
younger son of 
the house of 
Bradshaw, co. 
Lancaster. 



James Bradshaw=Alice, dau. of 



of Darcy Lever. 



. . . Robinson 
of Moberley, 
CO. Cest. 



I 



Sarah, dau. of=Helen, dau. of=John Bradshaw=r.Alice, dau. of 



. . . Shenton, 

widow of Ben- widow of . . . 

jamin Childe Bryers of Bol- 

of Cotsbache, ton, second 

CO. Leicester, wife, 
clerk. 



of Darcy-Lever, 
died I May 1 66 2. 



Robert Lever 
of Darcy Lever, 
CO. Lancaster, 
first wife. 



I 
James Bradshaw: 

of Darcy-Lever, 

clerk, set. 52 an. 

II March 1664. 



:Elizabeth, dau. 
of Benjamin 
Childe of Cots- 
bache, CO. Leices- 
ter, clerk. 



2 Benjamin. i Elizabeth. 2 Sarah. 3 Mary. 4 Catherine. 5 Alice. 



I John, 
set 13 an. 

II March 
1664. 



MancJmier^ 11 March 1664. 



y antes Bradshaiv* 



52 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1 664-5. 

iBratisfiagI) of t^e ^ag^. 

HXVCA* — Argent, two bendlets between as many martlets, sable. 

€xttX* — On a mount, vert, a stag trippant, proper, in front of a branch of vine. 



Roger Bradshagh=Anne, dau. of 



of the Hagh, co. 
Lancaster, ob. 
1640. 



Christopher 
Anderton of 
Lostock, CO. 
Lancaster, esq. 



I 



I James Bradshagh= Anne, dau. Margaret, dau. =3 Sir William =Dorothy 



i I I 
2 Richard. 



of the Hagh, esq., 
died in his father's 
lifetime. 



n — 

1 William. 

2 Roger. 
Both died 
in their 
childhood. 



1 
I Roger 

Bradshagh, 

aet. 15 an. 

23 Sept 

1664. 



of S' Willm of S' Francis 
Norris of Inglefeild of 
Speke, CO. ... co. Berks., 
Lancaster, kt., widow of 
kt of the Hatton Barnes 
Bath. of Whittlebury 

Forest, co. 

Northampton. 



Bradshagh, 
knt, ob. 
circa 1650. 



Butler of 

. . . CO. 

South- 
ampton, 
first wife. 



I 
William, 

aet 17 an. 

23 Sept 1664. 



3 S' Roger: 
Bradshagh 
of the 
Haghe,kt, 
aet. 36 an. 
23 Sept 
1664. 



:Elizabeth, dau. 
of William 
Pennington of 
Moncaster, co. 
Cumberland, 
esq. 



Elianor, 
a nun at 
Gravelin. 



I 
Anne, 

wife of 

Thomas 

Culcheth of 

Culcheth, CO. 

Lancaster, esq. 



i I I 

2 William, 

3 James, 

4 Richard, 



died 
young. 



Elizabeth, 
aet 13 an. 
23 Sept 
1664. 



I I 
Anne, 

Catherine, ^ 



died 
young. 



TTTTTI 

1 Jane, wife 

T> . of Nicholas 

4 I'eter. Blundell of 

5 Christopher. Crosby, ca 

Lancaster, 
esq. 

2 Dorothy, 
wife of Hun- 
ter Massey 
of Rixton. 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, esq. 

3 Elizabedi, 
a nun at 
Gravelin. 

4 Anne, 
a nun at 
Gravelin. 

5 Frances^ 
wife of 
Edward 
Scaresbrid 
of Scares- 
brick, CO. 
Lancaster, 

esq. 

6 Ellen, 
a nun at 
Revene. 



Ormeskirkey 23 Sept. 1664. 



Roger Bradshagh. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 53 



iBratisfiatD of pentiteton. 



^rnuf* — Argent, two bendlets between as many martlets, sable, a cinquefoil in the fess point, gules. 
€xtiU — In front of an oak tree, a stag statant, proper. 



James Bradshaw=Alice, dau. of 



of Hope, ca 
Lancaster, gent 



. . . Robinson 
of Moberley, 
CO. Cest. 



Laurence Bradshaw=Sarah, dau. of 



of Hope, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



. . . Hinch- 
man of Ando- 
ver, CO. South- 
ampton. 



2 John Bradshaw 
of Darcy-Lever, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I 
phe Bradshaw=RachelI, dau. 



adleton, co. 
ister, set 53 
$ March 1664. 



of Giles Pen, a 
merchant in 
Bristol. 



I 
2 James, 

ob. s.p. 



3 John Bradshaw, 
citizen of London. 



Richard, 
ob. s.p. 



Dert, 
chant, 

p. 
Ham, 



in 



3 James Bradshaw, 
now a merchant, at 
sea, aet 18 an. 16 
March 1664. 

4 John, 
3et 13. 



I I I I I 
I Rebecca, _ 

wife of Willm 
Crispin, mer- 
chant of Lon- 
don. 



2 Sarah, ' 

3 Mary, 

4 Anne, ^ 

5 Frances. 



died 
young. 



—m 

1 Alice, 

wife of Richard, 
son of Robert 
Tetlow of Cham- 
ber, CO. Lancaster. 

2 Elizabeth, 
died unmarried. 

3 Mary, 

wife of John, son 
and heir to James 
HoUingcroft of 
Ashton, CO. Cest. 



Lancaster, 16 March 1664. 



54 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



lBraD0(ato of l^enntngton. 



%XVKi* — First and fourth, argent, between two bendlets three mullets, sable ; second and third, azure, a chevron, or. 
Ctf itt* — On a mount, vert, in front of an oak tree a stag trippant, proper. 

Raphe Bradshaw=:Anne, dau. to 



of Aspull, CO. 
Lancaster. 



Raphe Orrell 
of Turton, co. 
Lancaster. 



I 



. . . dau. to=Roger Bradshaw= Elizabeth, 
William of Aspull. dau. and 

Downham, coheir of 

bishop of Roger 

Chester, first Hindley 

wife. of Hind- 

ley, CO. 
Lancaster, 
second 
wife. 



:Ellen, dau. of 
John Owen of 
. . . near Man- 
chester. 



2 Edward Bradshaw 
alderman of the city 
of Chester. 



2 Richard Bradshaw=rCatherine, sole 



of Pennington, co. 
Lancaster, set. 54 an. 
22 Sept 1664. 



I John, 2 Biron Bradshaw, 

ob. ccel. aet. 20 an. 22 Sept. 

1664. 



dau. and heir of 
John Fitton, a 
younger son to 
. . . Fitton of 
BoUen in 
Cheshire. 



T 



T 



3 Richard. 4 George. 



I . 
I Cathenne, 

wife to Josiah 

RadcHflfe of 

Todmerdcn, 

CO. Lancaster. 



2 Susan. 



Ormeskirke^ 22 Sept, 1664. 



Ric, Bradshaw, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 55 

:Btati0lbalti of l^tt^all. 

^ttntf* — Argent, between two bendlets three amulets, sable. 



John Bradshaw= 
of Prisall, CO. 
Lancaster, a 
younger branch 
of the house of 
Bradshaw. 




■ 


1 . 1 



I Peter Bradshaw=Isabella, dau, 2 Edward Bradshaw. Alice. 



of Prisall, CO. I^an- 
caster. 



of George 
Calvert of 
Cockerham, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I 



Anne, dau. of= John Bradshaw=Elizabeth, dau. of 



. . . ob. s.p. 
second wife. 



of Skale, co. 
Lancaster, set. 
78 an. 17 March 
1664. 



John Calvert of 
Crimbles, co. 
Lancaster, first 
wife. 



2 George Bradshaw 
of Rampside, co. 
Lancaster. 



I John Bradshaw,=Margaret, dau. of 



died in his father's 
lifetime, circa 

1633- 



Gardner of 
Beaumaris in 
Anglesey. 



2 Peter. 

3 George. 

4 Robert. 



I 



3radshaw=Dorothy, dau. 



imaris in 
ey, aet 
[7 March 



to Hugh Ander- 
ton of Exton, co. 
Lancaster. 



I 
I Isabell, 

wife of . . . 

Smith of 

Stalmyn 

Grange, co. 

Lancaster, 

after to 

Thomas 

Knipe of 

Burbleth- 

wayt, CO. 

Lancaster. 



2 Catherine, 
wife of . . . 
Lease of Bel- 
fast in Ireland. 



I 
argaret, 

. I an. 

March 

64. 



I 
Agnes, 

aet 6 

mensium. 



incaster, 17 March 1664. 



56 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

lS>x^txxm of ^ep. 

fbrnul* — First and fourth, sable, a cross, flory, raguly, sable ; second and third, argent, three Harrows, sable. 

Willm Bretherton= 
of Hey, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



John Bretherton==. . . dau. of . . . 
of Hey, ob. circa Ince of Mosley, 
1590. CO. Lancaster. 



Willm Bretherton=Margaret, dau. of 
of Hey, ob. circa Richard Urmston 
1640. of Lostock, CO. 

Lancaster. 



John Bretherton=Isabel, dau. of 



of Hey, CO. Lan- 
caster, gent., aet. 
71 an. 16 March 
1664. 



Roger Nowell 
of Reede, co. 
Lancaster, esq., 
widow of . . . 
Byrom of Byrom, 
co.Lancaster,esq. 



2 Richard, 
died un- 
married. 



I John Bretherton,=Margaret, dau. of 



set 41 an. 16 March 
1664. 



Thomas Blakebunie 
of Orford, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I in 

2 Peter. 

3 Leigh. 

4 Edward. 



I 
I John, 

set II an. 

16 March 

1664. 



I 
2 Thomas, 

set 7 an. 



Margerie, 
wife of Richard 
Jackson of Craw- 
ley, CO. Cest 



1 I I I I I I I i I . 

1 Anne, wife of William 

Hill of Burton Wood, co. 
Lancaster. 

2 Jane, wife of Heniy 
Wright, rector of North 
Meles, CO. Lancaster. 

3 Elizabeth,^ died un- 

4 AUce, 5 manied. 

5 Christian. 

6 Catherine, wife of 
Henry B3nrom of West 
Leigh, CO. Lancaster. 

7 Margaret, wife of 
George Ingham of Law- 
ton, CO. Lancaster. 

8 Ellen, wife of James 
CoUyer of Newton, ca 
Lancaster. 

9 Mary, wife of Thomas 
Wastley of Chorley, co. 
Lancaster. 

10 Margery, 
died unmarried. 



Lancaster, i6 March 1664. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 57 



Xtettarffbe of 'Btettargteslioult. 



rtnrf. — Quarterly : i. Argent, a fret, gules, on a chief, or, crusilly, a lion passant, or ; 2. Argent, a cheveron, sable, in 
chief three pellets ; 3. Or, two bars, vert ; 4, Argent, on a bend, avure, cotised, gules, three mullets, or. 

'tit* — A lion's gamb, gules, holding an ostrich feather, argent 

William Brettarghe=Maude, dau. of 



of Brettargheshoult, 
CO. Lancaster, 1596. 



Thomas Chisenhall 
of Chisenhall, co. 
Lancaster. 



Anne, dau. of=William Brettarghe=Katherine, dau. of 

Willm Hyde of 

Urmeston, co. 

Lancaster,esq., 

second wife. 



of Brettargheshoult, 
ob. circa 16 16. 



John Bruyn of Bruyn- 
Stapleford, co. Cest, 
esq., first wife. 



Anne, wife of Gilbert 
Gerard of Crew-wood, 
CO. Cest. 



NehemiahBrettarghe.-=Catherine, dau. to 



of Brettargheshoult, 
ob. 1659. 



Edw. Smith of 
Knowsley, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I Catherine, 
wife of Edward 
Stockley of 
Prescot, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



2 Elizabeth, 
wife of Will: 
Hatton, Dr. 
in Phisick. 



I James Brettarghe=Deborah, dau. of 



of Brettargheshoult, 
set. 38 an. 23 Sept. 
1664. 



John Bushell of 
Mickledale, co. 
Chester. 



I Jonathan, 
set. 8 an. 
23 Sept 
1664. 



I 
2 Edward. 



I i I 

1 Anna. 

2 Mary. 

3 Deborah. 



2 Will: Brettarghe, 
married Anne, dau. 
of . . . Gleve of 
Warington, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I I I 

4 Elizabeth. 

5 Catherine. 

6 Phoebe. 



— m . 

1 Anne, wife of 
Christopher 
Powell. 

2 Dorothy, wife of 
Nathan Lowe of 

. . . near Bolton, 
CO. Lancaster. 

3 KLatherine. 



Ormeskirke, 23 Sept. 1664. 



y^. Brettargh, 



58 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1 664-5. 



iBtoc&tioles of Clapton. 

^ItlUf* — First and fourth, Argent, a cheveron between three Brocks, sable ; second and third, Argent, three garbs, goles. 

Thomas Brockholes=Dorothy, dau. and 



of Clayton, co. Lan- 
caster, esq. 



coheir of Walter 
Rigmaden of Wed- 
daker, co. Lancas- 
ter, esq. 



Thomas Brockholes=Dorothy, dau. of 



I 



of Clayton, co. Lan- 
caster, esq. 



. . . Leybume of wife of . . . 
Conswich, co. Braddill of 

Westmerland, Portfield, co. 

esq. Lancaster, 

esq. 



I John Brockholes=Isabell, dau. of=. . . dau. of . . .=Dorothy,dau.of 2 Thomas i Bridget, wife of 



of Clayton, esq., 
died i6*»» March 
1642. 



. . . Hodgson 
of Lancaster, 
first wife. 



Co vile of Lan- 
caster, second 
wife. 



Robert White of Brockholes Henry Curwen of 

Church-town,co. of Heaton, Camerton, co. 

Lancaster, third co.Lancas- Cimiberland 
wife. ter. 



I 



2 Dorothy, 
died unmarried. 

3 Jane, wife of 
Robert Male, of 
Cla)rton, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I Thomas Brockholes=Mary, dau. and porothy,wifeof 2 John 
of Clayton, esq., aet. 
52 an. 7 April 1665. 



3 Augustine Anna 



sole heir of RichardGreene Brockholes wife of . . . Brockholes 

John Holden of of Bowers house, of Torres- Fisher of of Mers- 
Chaighley, co. co. Lancaster, holme, co. ... near cough, co. 
Lancaster. Lancaster. Kendall, co. Lancaster. 

Westmer- 
land. 



I John 2 Thomas. 3 Rogor. i IsabelL 2 Elizabeth. 3 Bridget 4 Maiy. s Dorothy. 6 Jane. 

Brockholes, 

set. 20 an. 

7 April 

1665. 



Preston,' 7 April 1665. 



yohn Brockholes. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5, 59 

iBcpets of caialton. 

If, — Quarterly: First and fourth, Argent, three swans, sable, Bryers; second and third, Azure, three swans, 
argent, Walton. 
In anoSier shield thus : Quarterly, first and fourth, Ermine, on a canton, gules, a falcon volant, or, Bryers; 
second and third. Sable, three swans, argent, Walton, 

it» — A nag's head, ermine. 



Roger Bryers=Blanch, dan. and heir of 



of Walton, CO. 
Lancaster. 



Richard Crosse of Lever- 
pool, CO. Lancaster, which 
Blanch was descended 
from the daughter and 
coheir of Roger Walton 
of Walton. 



Lawrence Bryers=Elizabeth, dau. of . . . 
of Walton. Gillibrand of Chorley, 

CO. Lancaster. 



I 

I Roger Bryers=Anne, dau. of . . . 

of Walton. Harrington of 

Hyton, CO. Lancas- 
ter, esq. 



2 John Bryers 3 Andrew Bryers 
of Adlington, of the Isle of Wight. 
CO. Lancaster. 



I Lawrence Bryers=Elizabeth, dau. of Richard 2 Edward. 3 Robert. 



of Walton, gent., ob. 
circa 16 13. 



Molineux of Hawkley, 
CO. Lancaster. 



ce, dau. of . . .= Roger Bryers=Margerie, dau. of 



Ime of Maghull, of Walton, aet 
Lancaster, 60 an. 16 

t, second wife. March 1664. 



Robert Fazakerley 
. of Walton, CO. Lan- 
caster, first wife. 



I 
2 Lawrence Bryers, 

a merchant, in Lever- 
pool. 



3 Thomas. Robert 



I Lawrence Bryers, =Mary, dau. of 
ob. s.p. circa 1662. S' Cuthbert Clifton 

of Litham, co. Lan- 
caster, knt, widow 
of William Latham 
of Mosborrow, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



I Robert Bryers, ^Mary, dau. of 
set 32 an. 16 John Molineux 

March 1664. of Newhall in 

West Derby, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Lancaster, 16 March 1664. 



6o Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

TBucWep of Xucfelep. 

^rnuf* — Quarterly : i. Sable, a cheveron between three bull's heads, caboshed, argent, Buckley ; 2. Argent, two bars, 
azure, over all a bend, gules, Leigh ; 3. Argent, on a bend, engrailed, sable, three fleurs-de-lis of the first. 
Holt ; 4. Barry of six, argent and sable, over all a bend, gules, Norfolk ; 5. Argent, a bend, lozengy, sable^ 
Brown of Tilthorpe ; 6. Argent, on a bend, sable (in the chief a point), a plate, Pinchbeck? 

Ctf 1^. — A bull's head, erased, argent. 



Johannes dominus== 
manerii de Buck- 
ley in parochii de 
Rachedale, co. 
Lancaster, per 
cartam sine data. 



Ex ipsis autographis 
penbs Johem Buckley 
de Buckley, arm., 1664. 



I Adam de Buckley. = 



2 Henricus. 



Galfridus de Buckley.: 



Johannes de Buckley. == 



I 
Adam de Buckley. = Alicia, filia Thomae, Galfridus de Buckley, 

filii Willi de Leigh, caesus in prelio de 

Evesham, ex parte 

Regis H. 3. Sepultus 



I Johes de Buckley,== 
9 E. 3- 



2 Thomas, i^i Eccl: conventuali 
de Evesholme, anno 
1265. 



Robertus de Buckley,=: 
16 R. 2. 



Johes de Buckley. = Alicia, fiha et 

hseres Rogeri 
Wolfenden, 
2 H. 4. 



Radulphus de Buckley.=Catherina, 

7 H. 5. 



2 Henricus, 
9H. 6. 



Jacobus de Buckley. =Margareta, 

38 H. 6. 



a 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 61 



a 



T 

Robertus de Buckley,= 

10 E. 4, 



Isabella, uxor Gilberti, 
filii Lambert de Leigh, 
3 E. 4. 



I 



I Thomas de Buckley,= 
21 H. 7. 



2 Johannes, 
II H. 7, 
Vicarius de 
Wasperton, 
CO. Warr. 



I 



Jacobus Buckley,=Alicia, filia . 



4H. 8. 



Haworth de 
Haworth, co. 
Lancaster. 



Thomas Buckley=Margeria, filia 2 Hugo, 



B Buckley, obiit 
8 August 1588. 



Ranulphi 
Haworth, 14 
H. 8. 



3 Arthurus, 
duxit filiam Henrici 
Hamer de Hamer, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Catherina. 



Elizabetha, uxor 
Thomae Chad- 
wick de Heley, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Robertus Buckley,=Gracia, filia et 



baptizatus 6 Julii 
1578. 



haeres johis Holt 
de Ashworth, co. 
Lancaster. 



Thomas Buckley. ==Gracia, filia Arthuri 

Assheton de Clegg, 
CO. I^ancaster. 



Eliz. Margareta. 



I \ 

I Robertus, Abell Buckley,=Anna, filia et 



obiit ccelebs. obiit anno 

1637, 6 Oct. 



haeres Roberti 
Norfolke de 
Bamsley, co. 
Ebor. 



3 Thomas Buckley, 
rector ecclesiae de 
Damoram, co. 
Wilts., obiit ccelebs. 



I Johes Buckley=Beatrice, filia et haeres 
de Buckley, arm., Willi Browne de Mex- 
aet 51 an. 1664, brough et Swynton, 

CO. Ebor. 



I I.I 

2 Josiah. 

3 Thomas. 

4 Jonas. 



Maria, 

uxor Francisci 
Wilford, postea 
Ricardi Eyre. 



I 



I Abell Buckley,=Judith, filia 



aet. 25 an. 11 
Martii 1664. 



Ricardi Co- 
kain de Bury- 
Hatley, co. Bedf. 



2 Johes. 3 Edwardus. 



Ill 

1 Dorothea. 

2 Beatrice. 

3 Frances. 



4 Gracia. 

5 Judith. 



I 



I Margaret. 2 Beatrice. 



Manchester^ 11 March 1664. 



John Buckley, 



62 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



'Bu0lbeII of l&euetnen. 



No Arms. 



Thomas Bushell=s: 
of Keuerden, co. 
Lancaster. 



Edmund Bushell=Jane. 
of Keuerden. 



f 

I Adam Bushell=Alice, dau. of 



of Keuerden, ob. 
circa 1650. 



John Loggan 
of Garstang, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I 
2 Thomas 

Bushdl of 

Keuerden. 



Seth Bushell=Mary, dau. of 



ofEuxton,co. 


Willm Stan- 


Lancaster, 


field of Eux- 


clerke, ct 38 


ton. 


an. 21 Sept 




1664. 





I Adam Bushell, 
set. 4 an. 21 Sept. 
1664. 



2 William 
Bushell. 



1 Alice. 

2 Elizabeth. 



'I 
Clemence, 

set. 6 an. 

21 Sept 

1664. 



Preston^ 21 Sept 1664. 



Seth Bushell, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. ^3 

iButler of l&trftlann. 

mxiM* — Azure, a chevron between three covered cups, or. 

Creift — A horse statant, argent, spotted, sable, bridled of the second tassell, or. 



John Butler== 
ofKyrkland, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, gent., 8 
Febr., 30 
Eliz. 



John Butler=:Anne, dau. of 



ofKyrkland^ 
ob. 1659. 



Thurstan Til- 
desley of 
Stansaker, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Alice, wife of 
Edward Tildes- 
ley of the Ashes, 
CO. Lancaster. 



1 

in Butler: 

rkland, a 

ineoffoot 

; army of 

larles the 

slaine at 

attaile at 

:on 

e in 

ihire, 

1644. 



:Mary, dau. of 
Thomas Stan- 
ley of Eccles- 
ton, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



I 
2 James, 

died un- 
married. 



I Elizabeth, 
wife of Willm 
Gradell of 
Croston, co. 
Lancaster. 



I 
2 Anne, wife of 

John Fife of 
Weddaker, co. 
Lancaster, after- 
wards of Thomas 
Cole of Cote, co. 
Lancaster. 



I I 

I Thomas Butler==Elizabeth, dau. and 2 Richard Butler. 



I 
3 Mary, 
wife of 
James 
Anderton. 



1 
Anne. 



of Kirkland, set. 
29 an. 7 April 
1665, a captaine 
of foot, under 
Charles, Earle of 
Derby, lieutenant 
for the county of 
Lancaster. 



coheir of Edmund 
Fleetwood of Ros- 
hall, CO. I^ancaster. 



I Edmund, 
set 4 an. 7 
April 1665. 



I I 

2 Raphe. 3 William. 



T 



I 



I Mary. 2 Anne. 3 Joane. 



"^restorty 7 April 1665. 



Tho\ Butler. 



64 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

Xutler of Katocliffe.* 

^rnul* — Azure, a cheveron between three covered cups, or. 
€xtiiX* — A covered cup, or. 

Henry Butler=Anne, dau. of 



ofRawcliflfe,co. 
Lancaster, esq., 
ob. circa 1620. 



Henry Banastre 
of the Banke, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



William Butler= 
of Rawcliflfe, 
esq., ob. circa 
1636. 



==Elizabeth, dau. 
of Cuthbert 
Clifton of 
Westbye, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



2 Nicholas 
Butler of 
Hales, CO. 
Lancaster. 



3 Thomas 
Butler of 
Lisco, CO. 
Lancaster. 



I 
4 Robert 

Butler of 

Rawcliflfe. 



I I I 



Elizabeth, daar=Cecilia,dau.= I Henry=Dorothy, dau. 2 Cuthbert, ' 
of . . . Grimes- 



ton, a younger 
son to Grimes- 
ton of Grimes- 
ton-Garth, co. 
Ebor., third 
wife. 



of Edw. Par- 
kinsoii of the 
Westfield, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, second 
wife. 



Butler of 
Rawcliffe, 
esq., set. 
80 an. 19 

Sept 
1664. 



of . . . Stanley vricholas 
of Bickers- 3 ^Nicholas, 

teth, CO. Lan- 4 John, 
caster, esq., 
sister to S' 
Edward Stan- 
ley, bart, first 
wife. 



died 
•with 
issue. 



1 Prudence, wife of 
Thomas Singleton of 
Scales, CO. I^caster. 

2 Margaret, wife of WiDm 
Hagerston of Hagerston, 
CO. Northumbr. 

3 Grismund, wife of Jolrn 
Atherton of Atherton,ca 
Lancaster. 

4 Joane, wife of John 
Smith of Stalmin Grange^ 
CO. Lancaster. 



n I i 1 1 1 1 

I Dorothy. 5 Thwaytes. 



4 Edward. 3 William=Alice,dau. i Richard= Elizabeth, 



2 Anne. 



6 Marmaduke. 

7 Henry. 

8 Christopher. 

9 Alexander. 

10 James. 



Butler. 



to John 
Barton of 
Clough- 
ton, CO. 
Lancaster. 



Butler,ob. 
v.p, 



r 



Cecilie, wife of John Corwen 
of Claughton, co. Lancaster. 



dau. of 
Thos. Stan- 
ley of 
Eccleston, 
CO. Lan- 
caster. 



2 Heniy 
Butler, 
marriedto 
Jane, dan 
of Thos. 
Stanley of 
Eccleston 



I i n n 1 1 1 1 

Richard= Catherine, 2 Nicholas 3 John 5 William, 1 Anne. 






Butler, set 
32 an. 19 
Sept 1664. 



Mary. 



dau. of Butler citi- Butler citizen of 

Thomas zen of citizen of London. 

Cams of London. London. , rpr , , , 3 Dorothy. 

LMeT 4 Robert 4 Elizabeth. 



I 
I Henry, 

set 6 an. 16 

Sept 1664. 



Ill 
2 Richard. 



3 George. 

4 Thomas. 
Preston^ 19 Sept 1664. 



I I I 

1 Elizabeth. 

2 Mary. 

3 Catherine. 



I 

1 Charles, 

set 1 2 an. 
19 Sept. 
1664. 

2 Philip. 

3 Thomas. 



I I I I 

1 Mary. 

2 Catherine. 

3 Bridget 

4 Fleetwood 



Henry Butler, 



* There is also a pedigree of Butler of Rawcliffe, Layton, and Hackensall, connected with Fyfe of Weddaker. Vrfe 
postea^xHo Fyfe. 



( 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 65 



i- 



TButterUiortft of TBelfielH* 

Quarterly: i. Argent, a lion couchant, azure, between four ducal coronets, gules, Butterworth; 2. Gules, three 
arrows, argent, BeaurdeshtUl ; 3. Barry of six, argent and sable, over aU a bend, gules, in chief a cinquefoil 
of the second, Ashton of Clegg; 4. Ermine, on a chief, gules, a label of five points, argent, Belfceld ; 
5. Argen^, on a chevron, sable, three quaterfoils, slipped of the first (name unknown) ; 6. Sable, a cross 
double crossed between four acorns, slipped, or, Clegg of Clegg. 

Alexander Butterworth=Grace, dau. and coheir 



of Belfield, co. Lancas- 
ter, esq. 



of Willm Ashton of 
Clegg, CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



oathan Butterworth=Hellen, dau. of 
Belfield, esq., ob. ... Nevill of 
40. ... CO. Lan- 

caster. 



I I I I I 

2 Edward. 

3 Alexander. 

4 William. 

5 Theophilus. 

6 Jonathan. 



1 Grace. 

2 Anne. 



Jane, wife of . . . Ros- 
thorne of Lum, secondly 
of William Bamford of 
Bamford, thirdly of John 
Bradshaw of Bradshaw. 



Alexander Butterworth =Sarah, dau. of William 
of Belfield, esq., set. 24 Horton of Barkesland, 
an. II March 1664. co. Ebor. 



Manchester, 11 March 1664. 



Alexander Butterivorth. 



'Burton of aiHarrington. 



nrf.— 



Quarterly : First and fourth. Argent, a bull passant, gules ; second and third, Or, three piles in point, vert. 

Paul Burron=: 
ofRowleston, 
CO. Staflford. 



Arthur Burron=Elizabeth, dau. of 



of Warrington, 
ob. circa 1656. 



John Barnes of 
Warrington, co. 
Lancaster. 



I Arthur Burron^Joane, dau. of 2 Edward. 3 Peter, Jane. Bridget. 



of Warrington, 
set. 30 an. 8 April 
1665. 



John Launder 
ofWinwick,co. 
Lancaster. 



died un- 
married. 



Arthur, 
died in his 
infancy. 

Ormeskirke, 8 April 1665. 



I 1 I 

I Elizabeth, 2 Mary. 3 Bridget. 

set. 5 an. 8 

April 1665. 



K 



66 yisitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 



'Bprom of ^ptom. 

ffrnuf. — Argent, a chevron between three hedgehogs, sable. 
Cre tft. — A hedgehog, sable. 

Henry Byrom=. . . dau. of . . 



I John l^-ronv 
kA Hyrom» ok 
circa 1614, in 
t)tc Utctimc of 
his father. 



of Birom, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



Gerard of Ince, 
CO. Lancaster. 



.T I 

ilsabell, dau, of a Richard, 3 Atherton=. . . dau. of . . . 



Roger Nowell of died un- 
Reiie, ca Lan- married, 
caster. 



B>Tom of 

Lawton,co. 

Lancaster. 



Hinckes of King's 
Bromley, ca St^Of. 



I 



John. 



. I I 

Elizabeth, IsabelL 

ob. ccel. 



Cirislchurst, ca 
luincaster, first 
wife. 



Is^xbcUa* dau. of , , .-.Henry Byroni ^Winifride, dau. to 

iirv5ibrv4c of Shens- of HvrvMu, esq., Francis Holt of 

tvnK i\v Start'* widow slainc in the 

i>»^ WilUu lUirvl i>t* Kutaile of 

Nvxrih KcUc>\ i^x Kineton* <j3 

tiiK\4u» cssivj.* second IX ti^^J.lnring 

wife. then nujvvr to 

the regiment of 

Rx>t unvler 

RichsirvK lorvl 

MvUiixeux* on 
the kiix^ s |>art. 



r 

Mar)', wife of 
Richard Banas- 
ter of Altham, 
ca Lancaster. 



1 Cathenne, wife of . 
Rolleston, a younger s( 
of . . . Rolleston of R( 
leston, CO. Sta£ 

2 Margaret, wife of 
Richard Sherboume 
Newton co. Lancaster. 

3 Dorothy. 



I 



t JgJbOB^ ^ Jankcs ByfO«n» 3 AvJUm B> rom« 4 Samuel ByToai,^MargeiT» daiL of 5 Edward Isabe 
^IkM iMi kitt» «^ )i «B^ t) aKuialiv(ue.aow a^t. 30 an. ^3 George Veoables Byiom. 

.Cestr^ 






^ Heosy Byrom^ 
«t 4 21^ 23 SepC 



SJTffii. ^irirm. *m d^ka^t^'kif iUtr hroiher. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 67 



'Bptom of a^anc^e^tet. 



9tvai* — Argent, a chevron between three hedgehogs, sable, a canton, azure. 
€fXtiX* — A hedgehog, sable. 



Lawrence Byrom== 
of Salford, co. 
Lancaster, a 
younger son to 
Adam Byrom of 
Salford. 



I Edward Byrom== Helen, dau. to 



of Salford, died 
in June 1665. 



Thomas Worseley 
of the Carr, in the 
parish of Bowdon, 
CO. Cestr. 



2 Thomas Byrom 
of Warrington, co. 
Lancaster. 



Isabell, wife of 
Thurstan Knowles 
of Manchester. 



William Byrom=Rebecca, dau. 2 Edward Byrom i Alice, wife 2 Elizabeth, 3 Sarah, wife 4 Anne, wife 



of Manchester, 
set 48 an. 9 
Sept. 1664. 



to John Bes- 
wick of Man- 
chester. 



of Manchester, of Thomas wife to Thos. of Francis of John Bib j 
now living, 1664. Clarke of. . Marshe of Worthington of Man- 

co. Norfolk, Werington, of Manches- Chester. 

afterwards and after- ten 

of Robert wards to 

Hyde of Samuel 

North Wal- Wolley of 

sham, CO. Werington. 

Norf. 



I William Byrom 
set. 22 an. 9 Sept. 
1664. 



I 



2 Josiah. 3 John. 



Sarah. 



Manchester, 9 Sept 1664. 



William Byrom, 



68 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



'B^om of ^alfotn. 



%XxaA* — Argent, a chevron between three hedgehogs, sable, a canton, gules — on the chevron a crescent for difference 
^XtAX* — A hedgehog, sable, a crescent for difference. 



Adam Byrom=Helen, dau. of 



I Adam, died 
in his father's 
lifetime un- 
married 



I 
Adam Byrom, 

set. 9 an. 9 

Sept. 1664. 



of Salford, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Edmund 
Prestwich of 
Holme, CO. 
Lancaster. 



2 Raufe, 
died un- 
married, 
1652. 



I 

3 John Byrom^ 

of Salford, ser- 
jeant-major to 
the regiment of 
foote under the 
command of 
colonell Roger 
Nowell in the 
militia of Lan- 
cashire, aet 44 
an. 9 Sept 
1664. 



Mary, 
died in her 
childhood. * 



rMary, dau. 
and coheir 
of Willm 
Ratclyflfe of 
Fox Denton, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, esq. 



1 

4 Edmund, 

died un- 
married. 



TTTI., , 

1 Ellen, wife of 

Henry Salkdd 

of . . . CO. 

Northumberland, 

2 Margaret, 
wife of William 
Bulkeley of Stan- 
low, CO. Staff 

3 Elizabeth. 

4 Penelope, 
wife of Robert 
Hey, son of 
ElHs Hey of 
Eccles, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



Manchester, 9 September 1664. 



John Byrom, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir TVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 69 



Cani0 of Walton. 



^rintf. — In the former visitation. 



Thomas Carus,=Kath: dau. of . . . 



one of the jus- 
tices of the court 
of K. Bench, 
anno 1567. 



Preston of Preston- 
Patrick, CO. West- 
merland. 



I 
I Thomas Carus=. . . dau. of . . 



of Kirkby Lons- 
dale, CO. West- 
merland. 



Preston of Big- 
gins, CO. West- 
merland. 



2 Christopher Carus=. . . dau. of . . . 



of Halton, co. Lan- 
caster. 



Eliz: dau. and heir, 
wife to S' Nicholas 
Curwyn of Working- 
ton, CO. Cumber- 
land, knt. 



Philipson of 
Calgarth, co. 
Westmerland. 



I I .11. 

I Thomas Carus=Anne, dau. and heir 2 Christopher, i Katherme, wife of John 



of Halton, ob. 
1656. 



of Miles Huddleston died unmar- Leyboiune of Wither- 
of Westhall, co. Lan- ried. slack, co. Westmerland, 

caster, esq. esq. 

2 Elizabeth, wife of 
Thomas Danby of Leke, 
CO. Ebor, esq. 



, J I I I I II I 

I {sic) Christopher, i Thomas Carus=Mary, dau. of= Mary, dau. of i Frances, 2 Lucie, 3 Margaret, 



2 John. 
Both ob. coeL 

2 {sic) Bryan Cams. 

3 Wilfrid Carus, a 
citizen of London. 



of Halton, aet. 52 
an. 16 March 
1664. 



Thomas Mid- 
dleton of 
Leighton, co. 
Lancaster, 
esq., first wife. 



Thomas Stan- wife of wife of wife of 

ley of Eccles- Thomas Richard Talbot 

ton, CO. Lan- Pickering North of Hodgson of 

caster, esq., of Crosby, Docker, Brome, co. 

second wife. co. W^est- co. Lan- Westmer- 

merland, caster, land. 

esq. 



I 
I Christopher Carus=Mary dau. of 2 William. 

set 28 an. 16 March Richard Stanley 

1664. oi Eccleston, 

CO. Lancaster, 

esq. 



Catherine, wife of 
Richard Butler of 
RawclifFe, co. Lan- 
caster, esq. 



George Carus Mary, 
set 14 an. 16 
March 1664. 



Thomas Carus 
aet. 3 an. 16 
March 1664. 



Mary. 



Lancaster^ 16 March 1664. 



Thomas Carus, 



70 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 



€mz Of ^apton. 



Smut* — Argent, on a bend, engrailed, gules, cotised, sable, three round buckles, or. 
€xt$X* — A cubit arm, vested, sable, cuffed, argent, the hand holding a round buckle, or. 



Richard Casse= 
of Hayton, co. 
Lancaster. 



James Case=Alicia, dau. of 



of Hayton, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, ob. 1 624. 



Richard San- 
ders of Ditton, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Richard Case=Anne, dau. of 



of Hayton, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, ob. 1642. 



Gilbert Holme 
of Knowlesley, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I James Case 
of Hayton, co. 
Lancaster, ob. 
s.p. 



1 II 

2 John Case=Elizabeth, dau. 3 Richard. 



of Hayton, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, set. 40 
vel circa. 



of Willm Gleare, ^ Tom.*c 
second brother ^ ^^^^^' 
of Thomas Gleare 
of Highleigh in 
Cheshire. 



I . II 

I Cathenne, 2 Alice. 

wife of 
Thomas 
Kenyon of 
Eccleston, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter. 



3 Mary. 
Both died 
unmarried. 



I 

I Jonathan, 

set. II an. 

23 Sept. 

1664. 



I 
2 Samuel, 

set. 2 an. 

1664. 



I 



I 



4 Margaret, 
wife of John 
Aishworth of 
Mich Cros- 
bie, derL 



Tabitha, Priscilla. Anna, 
aet. 14. 



Elizabeth. Phoebe. 



Ormeskirke^ 23 Sept. 1664. 



Elizabeth Case for her husband. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdaie, 1664-5. 7^ 



Catterall of Ctoolte. 



9[nil)l« — Azure, three mascles, or. 
€'XtiX* — A cat^ passant, gardant, argent 



Roger CatteralL 
of Crooke, co. 
Lancaster, de- 
scended by a 
younger son 
from Catterall 
of Catterall, co. 
Lancaster. 



:. . . daiL of . . . 
Langtre. 



I \ 

I Peter Catterall =Elizabeth, dau. of 2 Richard Catterall. 



of Crooke, ob. 



Roger Rigby of 
Ditton, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



Anne, wife of Richard 
Gillibrand of Lathum, 
CO. Lancaster. 



_ I \ \ I I 

Thomas Catterall=Frances, dau. of i Anne. 2 Jane, wife of 3 Elizabeth, wife of 4 Margaret, wife o 



of Crooke, aet. 36 
an. 22 Sept 1664. 



Stephen Thomp- 
son of Humble- 
ton, CO. Ebor, 
esq. 



Raphe Haigh- Willm Hilton of 

ton of Kirk- Famworth, co. 

lees, CO. Lan- Lancaster, 
caster. 



John Grundie of 
Westleigh, co. Lan 
caster. 



I 
I Peter, 

aet. 3 an. 

22 Sept 

1664. 



I 



2 Hugh. 



Ormeskirkey 22 Sejpt 1664. 



Tho, CatteralL 



72 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 



Cl)atiiioc& of Cliaiiiiocft. 

Srtntf* — Gules, an inescutcheon, argent, charged with a cross of the first in an orle of eight martlets of the second. 
€xtiU — A martlet, argent 

Thomas Chaddock= 
of Chaddock, co. 
Lancaster. 



Ellen, relict=John Chaddock=. . . dau. of. . 
of Willm of Chaddock, Macont, first 
Spateman of co. Lancaster, wife. 
Astley, third ob. circa 1634. 
wife. 



==Emme, dau. of 
John Potter of 
Ashton, second 
wife. 



I 



2 Thomas. 



I Thomas Chaddock=Jane, dau. of Richard 
of Chaddock, co. Tonge of Tonge, co. 

Lancaster, ob. circa Lancaster. 
1644. 



2 John Chaddock, 
died unmarried. 



I Thomas Chaddock 
aet 24 an. 23 Sept. 
1664. 



2 John Chaddock=Mary, dau. of i Anne. 2 Elizabeth. 3 Emme. 



of Leigh, CO. Lan- 
caster, aet. 22 1664. 



I 

Thomas, 

aet. 9 men- 

sium 23 

Sept. 1664. 



William Tip- 
ping of Erlam, 
CO. Lancaster. 



OrmeskirkCy 23 Sept, 1664. 



Tho: Chaddock. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 73 

CliatitDtdt of CiiatrtDidi. 

ffmuf* — Gules, an inescutcheon within an orle of martlets, argent* 
€xti^* — A lily, leaved and stalked, proper. 



Oliver Chadwick= 
of Chadwick, in 
the parish of 
Rachdale, co. 
Lancaster, ob. 34 
H. 8. 



i I 

Roger Chadwick=Isabell, dau. of 2 James. 3 Robert. 



of Chadwick, 
died 4 Dec. 8* 
Jacobi Regis. 



Arthur Ashton 
of Rachdale, CO. 
Lancaster. 



I Oliver Chadwick==Jane, dau. of Edmund 
of Chadwick, died 
6^ Dec. T9» Jacobi 



Haslam of Rachdale. 



2 Robert Chadwick==Alice, dau. of 

John Garside 
of Ewood, CO. 
Lancaster. 



John Chadwick 
of Chadwick 
died without 
issue 30 Jan. 
1630. 



John Chadwick,=Sarah, dau. of 
clerke, inherited . . . Trussell of 
the lands of Winchester. 

Chadwick by 
virtue of an en- 
tail made by 
Roger Chadwick 
his grandfather. 
Died 17 Sept 
1654. 



I Jonathan Chadwick=^Mary, dau. of • 2 William. Mary, wife of Sarah, wife of Catherine, wife of 



of Chadwick, aet 45 
an. 10 Sept 1664. 



I John Cnadwick, 
£t 15 an. 10 
Sept 1664. 



Thomas Chet- j , 

ham, of Nuthurst, 3 Jonn. 

in the parish of 4 Theophi- London. 

Manchester. lus, ob. coeL 



Mark Rider, Edw. Trussell, Joseph Dearden of 
citizen of citizen of Lon- Rachedale. 

don. 



I I I 

2 Jonathan. 

3 Thomas. 

4 William. 



I 1 

1 Mary. 

2 Sarah. 



Manchester y 10 Sept 1664. 



yonath. Chadwicke, 



74 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



CliatitDtcft of Catainton. 



Srmif* — Argent, an orle between eight martlets, sable. 
Robert Chadwick=Grace, dau. of . . . 



of Hayley, co. 
Lancaster, ob. 
1614. 



Butterworth of 
Belfield, co. Lan- 
caster^ esq. 



I Jordan^. . . dau. of 
Chadwick . . . Matthew 
of Hayley, of . . . 
CO. Lan- 
caster, ob. 
an. 1636 
aet 40 an. 



I . I 

Elizabeth, dau.=2 John Chad-=Alice, dau. 3 Charles, 



of John Ash- 
worth, parson, 
of Warrington, 
CO. Lancaster, 
second wife. 



wick, rector 
of Standish, 
CO. Lancaster, 
ob. 1646 aet 
50. 



i TT. 

I John Chadwick=Bridgit, dau. 2 Charles, i Mary. 



of Tawnton, co. 
Lancaster, aet 30 
an. 1664. 



of William ob. inf. 
Walker of 
Smallshaugh, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter. 



2 Elizabeth. 

3 Dorothe, 



John Chadwick, 
aet. 2 an. 1664. 



T 



of Richard ob. s. p. 
Turner, co. 
Essex, first 
wife. 



MM ^ 

1 Mary, wife of 

Robert Roe of Uns- 
worth,co. Lancaster. 

2 Grace, wife of 
Richard EntwisseU 
of Foxholes. 

3 Elizabeth, wife of 
Richard Lenney of 
Rachdale. 

4 Margaret, wife of 
Anthony Uxley, 
parson, of . . . co. 
Derby. 



I I 

I Robert, I Mary, 

ob. 1652 ob. inf. 

aet 21. 



I I . 

2 Penelope, 3 Alice, 

wife of John wife of 

Wiggins of Raphe 

Manchester, Wood of 

M' of Arts. Rippon- 

den, CO. 

YorL 



I Elizabeth. 2 Mary. 3 Jane. 



Manchester^ 9 Sept, 1664. 



yohn Chadwicke, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdaie, 1664-5. 75 



Ctiet^am of Clietbam. 



[tXOA* — Quarterly : First and fourth, argent, a griffin segreant, gules, within a bordure, sable, bezant^ ; 2. Argent, a 
cheveron between three cramp-irons, gules ; 3. Gules, a cross double-crossed, or. A trefoil in the centre of 
the shield for distinction. 

'Xtit^ — A deroi-griffin, gules, charged with a cross double-crossed, or. 



Henry Chetham= 
of Crompsall, in 
the parish of 
Manchester. 



Isabell, dau.=:James Chetham=Isabell, . . . 



of George 
Holland, 
first wife. 



George Chetham, 
merchant, of 
London. 



of Crompsall, 
ob. 1664. 



second wife. 



Edward Chetham:=Alice, dau. of 



of Chetham, co. 
Lancaster, aet. 
52 an. 10 Sept 
1664. 



Robert Wilson 
ofSmedley,co. 
Lancaster. 



I 
I James 

Chetham, 

aet 23 an. 

10 Sept 

1664. 



i i \ r— 

2 Humfrey. 3 Edward. 4 George. i Alice. 



I I 

2 Isabell. 3 Mary. 



Manchester, 10 Sept 1664. 



James Chetham, 



76 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



C{)et{)am of Bvufynm, 

ffmuf* — Four quarterings and Crest. Same as Chetham of Chetham ; but no mark of distinction, or for differei 
(Tii/^p. 75.) 

Henry Chetham=. . . dau. of 



I Francis 
Chetham 
of Nut- 
hurst,esq., 
set. 42 an. 
10 Sept 
1664. 



of Nuthurst, CO. 
Lancaster, esq. 



. . . Sher- 
burne of 
Stanihursty 
CO. Lan- 
caster. 



i 



James Chetham=Margery, dau. 



of Nuthurst, 
esq. 



of John Cud- 
worth of Wer- 
neth, CO. 
Lancaster. 



Mary, dau. of=Thomas Chetham=Susan, dau. of 



Francis Fores- 
ter of Watling 
street, co. 
Salop, esq., first 
wife. 



of Nuthurst, esq., 
died 3 Sept 1657. 



S' WiUiam 
Davenport of 
Bramhall, co. 
Cestr., knt 



I 
2 George 

Chetham. 



3 John ==Mary, dau. 



Chetham 
ofLinton^ 
CO. Can- 
tab. 



of . . . 
Flack. 



I 
Mary, 

wife of 
Jonathan 
Chadwick 
of Chad- 
wick, CO. 
Lancaster. 



I 
William 

Chetham. 



1 I i 

I John. 2 Thomas. 3 George. 



1 Dorothye. 

2 Margaret 

3 Susan. 



Manchester^ 10 Sept 1664. 



George Chetham for Francis Chetham, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IViUiam Dugdale, 1664-5. 7' 

€Htfysm of Cutton. 

fbcVOA* — Quarterings and Crest The same as Chetham of Chetham ; with a crescent for difference. ( Vide p. 75. ) 



. . . Chethain== 
of Nuthurst, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I 
I . . . Chetham 

of Nuthurst, 

son and heir. 



2 £dward== 
Chetham, 
second 
son. 



James Chetham. = 



Henry Chetham.= 



I 



Isabell, dau.=James Chetham=Isabell, 



of George 
Holland, 
first wife. 



of Crumpsall, 
CO. Lancaster. 



second 
wife. 



I 



Edward Chetham. 



Humphrey Chetham 
of Clayton, co. Lan- 
caster, high sheriflf of 
the same county 
1635, ob. in 1653 
without issue. 



Catherine, dau.to= Abigail, dau. to=i George Chetham,=Elizabeth, dau. 



Edward Ashton, Edward Gels- 
parson, of Mid- thorpe of . . . 
dleton, CO. Lan- co.Norf., second 
caster, third wife. wife. 



i 

I James Chetham, 
aet 23 an. 9 Sept. 
1664. 



merchant, of Lon- 
don, high sheriff of 
Lancashire 1660, 
now of Turton, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



to Henry John- 
son of Manches- 
ter, first wife. 



I Jane, wife of 
Richard Kaye 
ofThomham, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I 
2 Henry. 



I I 

1 Abigail. 

2 Anne. 



I 
Humphrey, 

ob. ccel. 1658. 



"I 



2 Isabel] 
wife of 
Richard 
Lomax ( 
Redivall 
CO. Lan- 
caster. 



Elizabeth, 
wife of James 
Livesey, rector 
of Great Bud- 
worth, CO. 
Cest. 



Manchester^ 9 Sept. 1664. 



yas» Chetham. 



78 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 

C^toeniian of Cttiisen^an. 

%ttaA. — Aigenty three cross-croeslets fitchy, within a bordore engrailed, gules. 
Crfit — A griflSn scgreant, gules. 



Jordan de ChisenhalL 



Robert de ChisenhalL > 



Roger de ChisenhalL^ 

! 



fi 



John de ChisenhalL 



I 



1 

John de Chisenhall,== 

1300. 



Willus de Chisenhall,= 
1320. 



Roger de Chisenhall,« Joan, dau. of 



7E.3. 



Robert Pilking- 
ton, 7 K 3. 



I 



Willus de ChisenhalLssKatherine, dau. of 

Willm Massey of 
Gilsdon, co. Warr. 



John de ChisenhalL=Joan, dau. of . . . 

Rufford of Rufford, 
CO. Lancaster. 



Richard de Chisenhall,=Margaret, dau. of 



esq., 1439- 



Thomas Latham. 



Henry Chisenhall,=Katherine, dau. of 
esq., 1460. Willm Shaw of 

Revington, co. 

Lancaster. 



a 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 79 



a 
I 



I 



John Chisenhall,=Maude, dau. of 



of Chisenhally 
esq.^ 1500. 



Thurston 
Anderton of 
Anderton. 



i 



Thomas Chisenhall,=Alice, dau. of John 



esq., 1534. 



Writinton of Writ- 
inton, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



2 Richara Chisenhall, 
a lawyer of Gray's Inn, 
ob. s. p. 



I John Chisenhall^ 
ob. s. p. 



Th< 



Lomas/ 

3 James, 

4 Richard, 



5 Edward Chisenhall,=Margaret, dau. and 



ob. s. p. 



of Chisenhall 



i 



heir of Nicholas 
Worthington, anno 
1600. 



Edward Chisenhall,=£lizabeth, dau. of 



esq., anno 1633, 
died circa 1652. 



Alexander Rigby 
of the Burgh, co. 
Lancaster. 



r 



I 



I Thomas 2 Charles, 

Chisenhall, died young. 

died in his 

Other's 

lifetime. 



3 Edward Chisenhall,=Anne, dau. of 
esq., aet 18 an. 8 April Thomas Ad- 
1665. kinson of Blew 

Hall, CO. Essex. 



4 Richard. 



rm .^ 

1 Margaret, wife 
William Leigh of 
the Grange, co. 
Lancaster. 

2 Mary, wife of 
Richard Clethero\ 
of Eccleston, co. 
Lancaster. 

3 Elizabeth. 

4 Mawde. 



Ormeskirke, 8 April 1665. 



Edward Chisenhall. 



8o Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

C{)otlep of Cl)Otlep. 

9niU(* — Quarterly : First and fourth, argent, on a cheveron, gules, between three blue-bottles (flowers), proper, 
many mullets of the first ; second and third, sable, three swans, argent. In the centre of the shiel( 
cinquefoil, gules, for distinction. 

Ctrtt. — None given. 



William Chorley= 
of Chorley, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



Roger Walton= 
of Walton 
juxta Lever- 
poole, CO. Lan- 
caster, 



r 



I 



William Chorley=Margaret, dau. 



of Chorley, esq. 



and coheir. 



Elizabeth, dau. 
and coheir. 



I William Chorley=Alice, dau. of 
of Chorley, esq. James Ander- 

ton of Euxton, 
CO. Lancaster. 



n 

2 Thomas. 

3 Christopher. 



I 
Constance. 



I William Chorley= Bridget, 
of Chorley, esq. 



I 



2 Leonard Chorley,=Emma, dau. of 



student of Gray's 
Inn, recorder of 
Leverpoole. 



r 



Robert Blun- 
dell of Green, 
CO. Lancaster. 



— i 

James, 
ob. s. p. 



i II 

Andrew. Anne. 

Elizabeth. 



William Chorley=Alice, dau. of 



of Breekside, 
near Leverpoole, 
ob. circa 1650. 



. . . Valentine. 



Anne, wife to 
Miles Gerrard 
ofOrmeskirke. 



John Chorley=Ellen, dau. and coheir 



ofOrmeskirke, 
gent, set. 31 
an. 1664. 



of William Halewood 
of Littlewoolton. 



I I I II 
John, \ 

Richard, 

Richard 



• 



William Chorley, 
son and heir, 
born 1666.* 



I 
Claresse. 



Robert, 
Leonard,' 



all died 
young. 



Emma, wife to 
William Higgin- 
son. 



"TTl 
Anne, 

Alice, 

Margaret,, 



died 
•young 



Ormeskirke^ 8 April 1664. 



yohn Chork]^ 



* Since added by Dugdale. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdaie, 1664-5. 81 



Cliotlep of €{iotlep. 



9nn]l* — Quarterly : First and fourth, argent, a cheveron, gules, between three blewbottles (flowers so called) ; secom 
and third, sable, three swans, argent. 

CfCJft* — On a chapeau, gules, turned up ermine, a saker^s head (a species of hawk) erased, proper. 



William Chorley=Elizabeth, dau. of 



of Chorley, co. 
Lancaster, ob. 
circa 1642. 



John Crosse of 
Crosse Hall, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



I Richard Chorley=Mai:garet, dan. of 2 William, 



of Chorley, ob. circa 
1653. 



John Ditchfield 
of Ditton, CO. 
Lancaster. 



ob. coel. 



T nj 

3 John, I Alice, 

3 Eleanor, 



William Chorley, 
ob. in 1 66 1. 



:Catherine, dau. of 
John Culcheth of 
Culcheth, CO. Lan- 
caster, esq. 



I Richard Chorley, 
aet. 5 an. 14 March 
1664. 



2 John, 
set 4 an. 
14 March 
1664. 



I I I 
Edward, 

John, 

Thomas, , 



died un- 
married. 



! 
4 Bridget. 



i i I 

1 Margaret. 

2 Elizabeth, wife of 
John Gillibrand of 
Chorley, co. Lan- 
caster, gent. 

3 Winifred, died un- 
married. 



Preston^ 11^ March 1664. 



M 



82 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



C^otle? Of ]Pte0ton. 



Arms and Crest the same as Chorley of Choiley. ( Vide p. 81. ) 



Richard Chorley=Isabell, dau. of 
of Walton, CO. William Serjeant 
Lancaster. of Walton, co. 

Lancaster. 



Adam Cliorley== 
of Kuerden. 



I John Chorley=Jane, dau. of 

of Preston, died Thomas 

in Dec. 1657. Walmesley of 

Preston, co. 

Lancaster. 



2 Roger 
Chorley, 
died un- 
married. 



TTTT . 

1 Elizabeth, wife 

of Richard Dud- 
dell of Walton, 
CO. Lancaster. 

2 Mary, wife of 
Robert Shake- 
shaft of Preston, 
CO. Lancaster. 

3 Anne. 



Henry Chorley=Ellen, dau. of 



of Preston, aet 
33 an. 21 Dec 
(sic) 1664. 



Richard Hodg- 
kinson of 
Preston. 



iJenneVwifeof 
John Addison of 
Preston. 

2 Elizabeth. 

3 Mary. 



I John Chorley, 
aet. 15 an. 21 
Sept. 1664. 



I I I I I 

2 Josiah. 

3 Joseph. 

4 Henry. 

5 Samuel. 

6 Matthew. 



I Thomas= 
Chorley. 



John Chork 
of Preston, 
ob. s. p. 



2 William 3 Jc 
Chorley. Che 



John Chorley== 
of Preston, 
CO. Lancaster, 
now living, 
1664. 



John Chorley, 
son and heir, 
anno 1664. 



Preston, 21 Sept 1664. 



Hen: Chorley. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. ^3 



Clapton of lenttDOttl). 



%CVai. — Argent, on a bend, sable, cotised, gules, three roses, or. 



Thomas ClaytOD: 
of Church house, 
near Dunkeld- 
haugh, in Blake- 
bume hundred, a 
younger son of 
Clayton of Little 
Harwood, co. 
Lancaster. 



iBridget, dau. of 
Robert Tunstall 
of AldclifFe, co. 
Lancaster. 



I John Clayton 
of Little Har- 
wood. 

T 



2 Thomas Clayton=Margaret, dau. of 



of Lentworth, co. 
Lancaster, ob. in 
1658. 



S' John Talbot 
of Salesbury, co. 
Lancaster, knt. 



Thomas Clayton^Grace, dau. of 



of Lentworth, aet 
33 an. 16 March 
1664. 



James Moore 
of Harrock, 
CO. Ebor. 



I Thomas 
Clayton, aet. 
5 an. 16 
March 1 664. 



I I I . 

2 John, 3 James, i Kathenne, 

aet. 3 an. aet. 2 an. aet 4 an. 



I 
2 Margaret, 

aet. 3 mensium. 



Lancaster y 16 March 1664. 



Tho: Clayton, 



84 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir fVilliam Dugdaie, 1664-5. 

Clapton of little ^attoooti. 

Smilf* — Argent, on a bend, sable, three roses, or — a crescent for difference. 

William Clayton=. . . dau. of 



of Little Har- 
wood, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



. . . Livescy 
of Livesay. 



I" 



Thomas Clayton=Bridget, dau. of 


of Little Har- 


. . . Tunstall of 


wood, ob. circa 


Aldcliffe, CO. 


1606. 


Lancaster. She 




re-married to . . . 




Carrus of ... in 




Ireland. 



John Clayton=Alice, dau. of 



of Little Har- 
wood, ob. circa 
1659. 



George Coxe 
of Great Har- 
wood, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



2 Thomas Cla)rton 
of Lentworth, co. 
Lancaster, married 
Margaret, dau. of 
S' John Talbot of 
Salesbury, co. Lan- 
caster, knt 



I 
Margaret, wife of 

Thomas Britwisle 

of Huncote, co. 

Lancaster. 



I I 

1 Thomas Clayton=Dorothy, dau. of Jane, dau. of=2johnClayton=Susan, dau. 



of Little Harwood, 
ob. drca 1648. 



I I 
1 John, 



Murrey, par- RogerWhal- 
son, of Bury, co. ley of Tod- 
Lancaster, hull, CO. 

Lancaster, 
first wife. 



2 George, 



' died in their 
childhood. 



I 
Anne. 



of Little Har- 
wood, aet. 35 
an. 14 Sept. 
1664. 



of Nicholas 
Rishton of 
Antley, co. 
Lancaster, 
second wife. 



I 
John Clayton, 

aet 3 an. 14 

Sept. 1664. 



I I 
Susan. 

Lidia. 



Biakebunuy 14 Sept 1664. 



3William i Bridgeti 
Clayton, wife of 
ob. s.p. Robert 
Caudrey 

CO. £bor. 

2 Alice. 

3 Marga- 
ret, wife of 
^utholo- 
mewShut- 
tleworth, 
ayouDger 
son of 
Richard 
Shuttle- 
worth of 
Galthoipe; 
CO. Lan- 
caster. I 

yohn Clayton, 



I 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 85 

Clapton of Ctooiie. 

Qlttlllf • — Argent, a cross engrailed, sable, between four torteauxes. 

€xtiX* — An arm embowed, vested, sable, the hand holding a sword point downwards, proper. 



Raphe Clayton= 
of Cla)rton, co. 
Lancaster. 



hn Won^ 
e Crooke in 
Lie, CO. Lan- 



2 Thomas Clayton: 
of Crooke. 



chard Clayton, 
1 Divinity, and 
a of Lincoln. 



2 Raphe: 
Clayton. 



I William Clayton= Elizabeth, dau. of 



of the Old Crooke 
and Fulwood, co. 
Lancaster, ob. 
circa 1624. 



Nicholas Rigby 
of Harrock, co. 
Lancaster. 



2 Benjamin 
Clayton, recor- 
der of Derby. 



T 



I 

L Claytonss 

le New 
)ke. 



I Thomas Clayton =Anne, dau. of 



lard Clayton, 
died without 
5 remayning 

559. 



of the Old Crooke 
and Fulwood, set 
78 an. 19 Sept 
1664. 



2 William Clayton, 3 John Clayton, 



Robert Blundell married Hannah, clerke, of Derby, 

of Ince Blundell, dau. of John Clayton co. Derby. 

CO. Lancaster, esq. of Little Harwood, t, • , j 

CO. Lancaster. T ^ ^""^"^^ 



I I II 

I Thomas Clayton, 2 John, i Alice. 

«t 46 an. 19 Sept ^ ^^^^ 



citizen of London. 
5 Raphes 



I Robert Clayton,=Elianor, dau. of 



son and heir, set 37 
an. 19 Sept 1664. 



John Atherton of 
Atherton, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



2 Thomas Clayton, 
citizen of London, 
married Anne, dau. 
of John Atherton, 
of Atherton, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



1 



Anne, wife of 
Raphe Livesey 
of Livesey, co. 
Lancaster. 



I 
lomas Clayton, 

sail. 1 9 Sept 



2 William. 3 John. 4 Richard. 



I I i 

I Anne. 2 Margaret 3 Elizabeth. 



Preston, 19 Sept. 1664. 



Robert Clayton, 



86 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5, 



Cttfton of CUfton. 

fIniUf. — Sable, on a bend, argent, three mullets, gules (with the baronet*s hand). 
€xtiU — An arm in armour embowed, the hand grasping a sword. 



Thomas Clyfton: 
of Clifton and 
Westby, co. 
Lancaster, esq., 
ob. 1608. 



Anne, dau. of=S' Cuthben Clyfton= Dorothy, dau. of 



Thomas Til- 
desley, of 
Morleys,esq., 
first wife. 



of Clyfton, CO. Lan- 
caster, knL, ob. 
1634. 



S' Thomas Smith, 
knt, one of the 
honourable family 
of the now L* 
Carrington, 
second wife. 



I Thomas Clyfton 2 Cuthbert 
of Clyfton, Lytham Clyfton. 
and Westbye, co. 
Lancaster, esq., ob. 
15 Dec. 1657, mar- 
ried Anne, dau. and 
coheir to S' Cuth- 
bert Halsall of Hal- 
sail, knt 



T 



m 



Elizabeth, i Laurence,'' 
wife of S' 

William 2 Francis, 
Gerard of 
Brynneand 3 John, 
Garswood, 
CO. Lancas- 
ter, knt and 
bart. 



slain in his 4 Gervase, 
majesty's married 
i service in Dorothy, 
the late re- dau. of 
bellion. Richard 
Mascy of 
Rixton,esq., 
sen'. 



M I i 1. 1 , 

1 Anne, wife of 

Richard Norris, a 
descendant out d 
the house of Nonis 
of Speake, co. Lan- 
caster. 

2 Alice, wife of 
Richard Mascy of 
Rixton, jun'., esq. 

3 Jane, wife of 
Thomas Eccleston 
of Eccleston, esq. 

4 Dorothy, 

a nun at Paris. 

5 Katherine, 

a nun at Antwerp. 

6 Mary, wife of 
Willm Lathom of 
Mosborow, co. Lan- 
caster. 



a 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 87 



a 



III I I I II 

I Anne, 2 Elizabeth, 3 Dorothy, 4 Alice, (sine con- 5 Bridget, wife of 6 Frances, 7 Margaret, and 



died un- a nun at 
married. Dunkyrk. 



a nun at 
Gravelin. 



sensu parentum) Thomas Westby wife of . . . 8 Anne ; both 
wife of Alexander ofMalbreck,esq., Holgate of nuns at Gravelin. 
Rigby, son of son of Francis tlie citty of 
Joseph Rigby of Westby, nephew London. 
Aspull, CO. Lan- and heir of John 
caster. Westby, late of 

Malbreck, esq. 



I Cuthbert Bridget, dau. of= 



Clyfton, 
married 
Margaret, 
dau. and 
sole heir to 
George Ire- 
land of 
Sotheworth, 
ob. s.p. 



George 



Heneage of 
Haunton, and 
niece to the 
Earl of Cardi- 
gan, first wife. 



1 Cuthbert, 
son and heir, 
set 1 1 an. in 
August 1665. 



I I I 
2 George. 

Thomas, 



2 Sir Thomas= 
Clyfton of 
Clyfton, Ly- 
tham and 
Westby, baio- 
net, set. 37 
an. 14 July 
1665. 



Bridget, dau. of 
Sir Edward Hus- 
sey of Hunning- 
ton, knt and 
bart. of the 
ancient family 
of the Lord 
Husseys of 
Styeford, co. 
Lincoln, 
second wife. 



11 



5 Richard. 



3 John Clyfton, 4 William, 
married . . . 
dau. of Thomas 
Blackbume of 
Ordford, co. 
Lancaster, and 
relict of 
George Parkin- 
son of Faire 
Snape. 



John, 



} 



I Elizabeth, 
died young. 



2 Anne. 



I 
3 Teresse, 

ob. young. 



4 Mary. 



dead. 



I 
6 James 

Clyfton, 

married . . 

dau. of . . . 

Brent, now 

living in 

Maryland. 



Bridget^ 
borne in 
August 
1665.* 



Lythaniy 14 J^uly 1665. 



Thomas Clifton, 



* Added by Dugdale. 



88 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5, 



Cole of Coat 



^liXmi. — Vert, on a'fess, argent, three lions' heads erased, gules. 
€xtit* — A lion's head erased, gules, pierced in the neck by an arrow. 



Katherine, dau. of= 


=. . . dau. of 


. . .8=Robert Cole,= 


^Elizabeth, dau. of 




Robert Carus of 


Savage, first 


borne in 


Richard Hornby 




Horton, CO. Tati- 


wife. 


Somersetshire, 


of Bolton, near 




caster, second 




a clerke in the 


Lancaster (juxta le 




wife. 




Duchy office in 


Sands), third wife. 








London. 






« 






Seated himself 












at Coat in the 












parish of Bol- 












ton juxta le 












Sands, co. 












Lancaster. 












Died in 1642. 








I Thomas Cole— Anne, dau. of 


1 
2 Robert 


3 John, I Mary, wife of 


2 Elizabeth, 


1 

3 Margarel 


of Coat, set 38 


John Butler 


Cole of 


ob. s.p. John Middle- 


wife of . . . 


wife of 


an. 16 March 


ofKirkland,co. 


Cliflford's 


ton of Middle- 


Parater. 


Christophe 


1664. 


Lancaster, esq. 


Inn in 


ton hall, CO. 


w 


Procter of 






London. 


Westmerland. 




Lancaster. 


I Thomas, 2 John. Elizabeth. 




aet. 14 an. 16 




• 






March 1664. 















Lancaster f 16 March 1664. 



Tho, Cok 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale, 1 664-5, 89 

Cooper of Catnefoto. 

flrmif* — Argent, on a bend, engrailed, between two lions rampant, sable, three plates. 
Ctf Stt* — A cockatrice's head (colour not given). 

Hugh Cooper=Elizabeth, dau. of 



of Cameford, 
CO. Lancaster, 
gent., aet. 50 
an. 26 July 
1664. 



. . . Dickenson of 
Hesken, co. Lan- 
caster. 



Anne, wife of John 
Warren, son and heir 
of Edward Warren of 
Pointon, co. Cest, esq. 

Hester^ 26 yuly 1664. yo: Warren for Hugh Cooper, 



Ctomtiocit of Clatite^iitll 

No Arms given. 
Willin Crombock=Thomasine, dau. of 



of Clarke-hill in the 
parish of Whalley, 
CO. Lancaster. 



. . . Kellet, neere 
Cartmell, co. Lan- 
caster. 



John Crombock=Elianor, dau. of 



of Clarke-hill, ob. 
circa 16 18. 



Christopher Nutter 
of Greenehide in Pen- 
die, CO. Lancaster. 



Alice, dau. of John=Richard Crombock=Jane, dau. of John 



Hartley of Barley, 
CO. Lancaster, first 
wife. 



of Clarke-hill, set ... of Wardgreene 
54 an. 13 Sept. in Ribchester. 

1664. 



liam Crombock,=Anne, dau. of Thomas 2 John. i Eleanor, wife of John 2 Elizabeth, 
'an. 13 Sept Walmesley ofColdcotes, Stevenson of Barley, co. 

CO. Lancaster. Lancaster. 

lakeburtie^ 13 Sept. 1664. Richard Crombocke. 

N 



90 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



Cumtiortl) of CQemetl). 



finiuf* — Azure, on a fess, between three demi-lions, or, five ermine spots, sable. 

Crfitt* — On a mount, vert, a cubit arm vested, or, charged with five ermine spots, sable, the hand, proper^ holding an 
halbert staff broken, also sable, headed, or. 

John Cudworth=Alice, daiL of 



of Wemeth, ob. 
1652. 



Anthony Mose- 
ley of Manches- 



ter. 



I JosuahCudworth=:Anne, dau. of 
of Wemeth, aet. 5 1 John Holcroft 
an. 9 Sept 1664. of Holcroft, 

CO. Lancaster, 

esq. 



( 

I John, 

died un- 
married. 



2 John Cudworth, 
parson, of Kinner- 
ton, CO. Warr. 



2 Joshua, 
set 18 an. 
9 Sept. 
1664. 



I 
3 Thomas, 

died an 

infant 



I I I M 

1 Anne, 

died in her 
childhood. 

2 Margaret 

3 Katherine. 

4 Elianor. 

5 Elizabeth. 



3 Jonah 
Cudworth. 



I I I I I i I 

4 Richard. 

5 Anthony. 

6 Thomas. 

7 Daniel, 
died yoimg. 

8 Francis. 

9 James. 

10 Daniel. 



I 
Anna, 

first married 

Richard 

Midleton, 

afterwards 

to George 

Parker of 

the citty of 

Chester. 



Manchester^ 9 Sept, 1664. 



yosuah Cudworth, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 9 



Culciieti) of Culciieti). 






Quarterly: i. Argent, a child in cradle, gules, thereon standing a raven, sable; 2 and 3 

segreant ; 4. Azure, a hind statant, argent, Hindley of Hindley, 

On a chapeau, gules, turned up, argent, a blackamoor holding in his dexter hand a dart, all proper. 

John Culcheth=Cecelie, dau. of 



a gritii 



of Culcheth, 
CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



S' John Southworth 
of Samsbuiy, co. 
Lancaster, knt. 



1 



I John Culcheth=Mawde, dau. of 



of Culcheth, esq., 
ob. circa 1624. 



John Poole of 
Poole in Wirrall, 
CO. Cest. 



2 Thomas, 
ob. s.p. 



I 
3 Gilbert, 

ob. s.p. 



Mary, wife of 
John Urmeston 
of Westleigh, 
CO. Lancaster. 



John Culcheth=^Jane, dau. of 
of Culcheth, John Hawar- 
esq., died in den of Wide- 
July 1640. nesse, co. 

Lancaster. 



I John Culcheth, 
died of his 
wounds received 
in the fight in the 
late warrs, fight- 
ing on the King's 
part 



2 Thomas Culcheth=Anne, dau. to 



of Culcheth, esq., aet 
36 an. 23 September 
1664. 



James Bradshaw 
of the Haigh, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



3 Charles. 

4 William. 



I Mary, 
died im- 
married. 



I 
I John, 

set 13 an. 

23 Sept 

1664. 



I 
2 Thomas. 



1 Jane. 

2 Mary. 



I I 

3 Frances. 

4 Anne. 



5 Catherine. 



2 Catherine,__ 
wife to Willm 
Chorley of 
Chorley, co. 
Lancaster. 



Ormeskirke, 23 Sept, 1664. 



Tho. Ctdchcth, 



92 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5, 

Culctietb of atiram. 

flrtnif* — Quarterly, the same as Culcheth of Culcheth {Vide p. 91); with a cinquefoil in the centre of the shiel( 
distinction. 

€xtit* — As before, ( Vide p. 91. ) 

Richard de Culcheth. 



Hugo de Culcheth,: 
habuit terras in 
Hindley, ex dono 
Galfridi Culcheth, 
17 E. 2. 



I 
Thomas Culcheth,=r: 

habuit terras in 

Abraham, ex dono 

Willielmi Gilli- 

brand, 3 E. 3. 



John Culcheth,=Cicely, 
21 E. 3. 2 H. 6. 



I 



Roger Culcheth,=Ellen, 



22 R. 2, I H. 4. 



15 R. 2. 



t 
Gilbert Culcheth. r= 

I 



Margery,= William Culcheth,=Dulcia, 38 H. 6, 
second 38 H. 6, 19 E. 4. | first wife, 
wife. 



I 
James Culcheth, 

capellanus, 38 

H. 6. 



Roger Culcheth,=:Joane, dau. of 
10 E. 4. John Richard- 

son. 



John Culcheth,= 
obiit 33 Eliza- i 
bethae. 



a 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir IVilliam Dugdale^ 1664-5. 9^ 



a 



Roger Culcheth,: 
natus 30 Eliz. 



sMaxgaxet, dau. of 
. . . Locker of 
Ince. 



John Culcheth,=Margaret, dau. of 



son and heir, 
ob. eirca 1587. 



. . . Ryland of 
Westley. 



Roger Culcheth=Margaret, dau. of 



of Abram, son 
and heir, aet 84 
an. 1664. 



George Norris of 
Boulton, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



Ill I 

John Culcheth, William Culcheth, Thomas Culcheth,=Mary, dau. of Roger Culcheth, 

son and heir, slayne at Nubury son and heir, aet ... Tayler of slayne in Werrall, 

8la3me at Nu- in the battayle 44 an. 1664. . . . co. Warr. co. Cest 

bury in the bat- there. 

taile there. 



I 
George 

Culcheth. 



Raphe Culcheth, 
married Eliza- 
beth, dau. to . . . 
Tonge of Tonge. 



Alexander Culcheth. 



Margaret, wife of Elizabeth, wife of 

William Crowch- William Bolton of 

ley of . . . near Platt-bridge in 

Byrom. Ince. 



Anne, wife of 
Robert Hunt 
of . . . near 
Frodsham, co. 
Cest 



Ormeskirke, 23 Sept. 1664. 



Geo, Culcheth for my father. 



94 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



Dalton of C^utnbam.* 

Shnwrf*— Firsthand fourth, azure, a lion rampant, guardant, within an orle of eight crosses, crosslets, aigent; secon 
third, bany of six, argent and azure, in chief, three lozenges, gules. 

€xtfiX* — A demi-dragon, vert, winged, or. 



Robert Dalton=Elizabeth, dau. of 



of Thuraham, 
CO. Lancaster, 
esq., ob. circa 
1615. 



William Hilton of 
Hilton, CO. Lan- 
caster, esq. 



Thomas Dalton= 
of Thumham, 
esq., colonell of 
a regiment of 
horse in the 
army of his ma- 
jestic K. Charles 
the first. Died 
of the wounds 
he received in 
the second bat- 
taile of New- 
bmy in anno 
1644. 



^Elizabeth, dau. of 
Robert Middleton, 
a younger son to 
George Middleton 
of Leighton, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



I 



Robert Dalton=Elizabeth, dau. of 



of Thumham, 
CO. Lancaster, 
esq., aet. 25 an. 
16 Sept. 1664. 



Elizabeth, 
set 6 mensium 
16 Sept. 1664. 



Thomas Homer 
of Brathwayt, co. 
Ebor. 



I 
2 Robert, 

ob. ccel. 



I 1 

1 Elizabeth. 

2 Hellen. 



I I I I I I I I 1 

1 Margaret. 

2 Elizabeth. 

3 Anne, 
died un- 
married. 

4 Jane. 

5 Catherine, 
died un- 
married. 

6 Ellen. 

7 Dorothy, 
died un- 
married. 

8 Katherine. 

9 Elianor. 

10 Penelope, 
died un- 
married. 



Lancaster, 16 Se/^t 1664. 



Robert Dalion. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 95 



Dantell of Wii^m, 

flrtnit* — Argent, a pale, fusilly, sable. 

€>XtiX* — An unicorn's head, erased, argent, armed, or. 

Peter Daniell= 
of Tabley, co. 
Cest, esq. 



I 
I Peter Daniell, 

acaptaine of 

foote in the army 

of his late ma- 

jestie K. Charles 

the first, anno 

1643. 



Mill 

2 Henry, 

3 Richard, 



\ 






dead 



4 Robert, ) without 

5 Thomas, ' ^^^"«- 

6 John, 






I 

7 William Daniell of Wigan, 

CO. Lancaster, esq., aet. 40 an. 

8 April 1665, colonell of a 
regiment of foot in Scotland 
upon the restauration of his 
now majestic K. Charles the 
second, and govemour of the 
garrison and citadell of A)rre 
in Scotland, and afterwards by 
speciall comand of his said 
majestic carryed his regiment 
into Portingall, where he was 
instrumentall in obtaining that 
signall victory in the playne 
of Evora, against Don John 
of Austria, generall of y* K. 
of Spaines army in anno 1663. 

He married Dorothy, dau. 
and heir of Hugh Forth of 
Wigan, CO. Lancaster. 

T" 



I William 2 Henry, 
Daniell, set set 8 an. 
14 an. 8 
April 1665. 



I Dorothy, 
ob. inf. 



2 Dorothy, 
set 12 an. 



3 Elizabeth, 
set II an. 



I 
4 Mary, 

set 10 an. 



8 Thomas Daniell, 
a lieutenant in the 
late K. army. Slayne 
at Bruinford in 
anno 1642. 



I 
5 Anne, 

died 

young. 



6 Helen, 
aet 5. 



Ormeskirke, 8 April 1665. 



William Daniell. 






96 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



Datienpott of dalfotQ. 

Hmuf* — Argent, a chevron between three crosses, crosslets, botonee, fitchy, sable, a canton, gules. 

Sir William Davenport=Dorothe, sister of 



of Bromhall, co. Cest, 
ob. circa 1644. 



S' Edward War- 
ren of Pointon, 
dau. of John 
Warren, esq. 



I 
I William=. . . dau. of 

Davenport S' . . . Wil- 

of Brom- bram of 

hall, esq. Woodie, co. 

Cest 



2 John Davenport=Townsend, 



of Didgbury, co. 
Lancaster. 



dau. of 
Richard 
Leigh of . . . 
CO. Cest. 



3 Edward 
Davenport. 



I 
4 Humfrey, 

died in the 

Isle of Ree, 

under S' 

John Rat- 

cliflfe. 



I I I I 

1 Anne. 

2 Maigaiet 

3 Katheren 

4 Susana. 



2 Edward Davenport=Ellen, dau. of 3 Daniell. i Dorothe. 



I William, 
died un- 
married. 



of Salford, bachelour 
in physick, set. 38 
an. 1664. Mary, 
dau. of Humfrey 
Booth of Sawford, 
second wife. 



William New- 
ton ofWimsley, 
CO. Chester, 
first wife. 



I I 

2 Mary, wife of 3 Anne, 

William Eboum died un- 

of Kennelworth, married 

CO. Warw. 



I Francis Davenport, 
set 13 an. 1664. 



I 
2 Augenius, 

died 1662, 

set. 8 an. 



Manchester, 9 Sept 1664. 



Edward Davenport 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir JVilliam Dugdale, 1664-5. 97 



Detti|)ut0t of 9l0ton. 



No Arms. 



Robert Dewhurst*=Catherine, dau. of 



of Alston, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



S' Richard Hough- 
ton of Houghton 
Tower, co. Lan- 
caster, kt. 



1 
in Dewhurst=Anne, dau. of 

ston, set. 62 Raphe Walke- 

Apr. 1665. den of . . . co. 

Lancaster. 



I I 

2 WiUiam, ' 

3 Robert, 



died with- 
out issue. 



I Anne, wife of 
Benjamin Eccles. 



I 



2 Elizabeth, wife of 
John Crooke, of 
Preston, co. Lan- 
caster. 



bert Dewhurst=Frances, dau. of 2 John. 3 William. 



ston, aet. 28 an. 
r. 1665. 



Edward Wood of 
Clayton, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I Katherine, wife of 
Robert Willesey of 
Alston, CO. I-.an- 
caster. 



I 
2 Jane, wife of 

Ellys Slater of 

Alston, CO. 

Lancaster. 



an. 
ril 



Preston^ 7 April 1665. 



Robt Dewhurst 



98 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



9^iclten0on of Wxitintsm, 



No Arms. 



Edward Dickenson=Anne, dau. of 



of Eccleston, co. 
Lancaster. 



John Writinton 
of Writinton, 
CO. Lancaster. 



I William Dickenson=Jane, dau. and sole 



of Eccleston, ob. circa 
1652. 



heir of Hugh Nel- 
son of Heskyn, co. 
Lancaster. 



\ I 

2 John, died 3 Thomas. 

unmarried. 



I Hugh I)ickenson=Agnes, dau. of 



of Writinton, esq., 
in the commission 
for the peace, set 
43 an. 22 Sept. 
1664. 



Roger Kirkby 
of Kirkby, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



2 William Dickenson, 
a student of Gra/s 
Inne. 



3 Richard. 

4 Peter. 



Elizabeth, wife of 
Hugh Cooper of 
Chorley, co. Lan- 
caster. 



I 



1 



I Dorothy. 2 Anne 



William, set. 9 an. i Agnes. 2 Jane. 3 Mary. 4 EUzabeth. 
22 Sept. 1664. 



Hugh Diconson. 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1 664-5. 99 



DoDDtng: of ConisfieD. 



%XXKi^ — Azure, in chief two etoiles, and in base a crescent, or. 
Crf Itt* — A demi-lion, or, holding a cross crosslet, fitchy, azure. 



Miles Dodding=Margaret, dau. and 



of Conyshed, 
CO. Lancaster, 
anno 1588. 



coheir of 
Sanders of Conys- 
hed, CO. Lancaster. 



Miles Dodding=Ursula, dau. of . . . 



of Conyshed, 
ob. circa 1632. 



Daivill of . . . co. 
Ebor. 



George Dodding=Sarah, dau. of 



of Conyshed. 
Died in 1650. 



Rowland Backhouse, 
alderman of London. 



I Beatnce, wife of 
William Penning- 
ton of Seton, CO. 
Cumberland, esq. 



2 Margaret, wife of 
Richard Hutton, 
clerke. 



I 



Miles I)odding=Margaret, dau. of 1 Elizabeth, wife of 2 Ursula. 3 Mary. 4 Jane. 



ofConished, CO. 
Lancaster, esq., 
one of the jus- 
tices of peace in 
this county. 



Roger Kirkby of Alexander Mawdesley 
Kirkby, co. Lan- of Mawdesley, co. 
caster, esq. Lancaster, esq. 



Agnes, aet. 6 mensium 
16 Sept 1664. 



Lancaster y 16 Sept 1664. 



Miles Doddinge, 



icx) Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

DotoneiB! of CQatHIep. 

UiXVOA* — Sable, a stag lodged, argent 

. . . Downes,= 
a younger 
son of . . . 
Downes of 
Worth in 
Cheshire. 



I 
Roger Downes 

of Wardley, co. 

Lancaster, died 

in July 1638. 



=. . . dau. of . . . 
Calvert of 
Cockeram, co. 
Lancaster. 



I I 

1 Francis, 

2 Lawrence, , 



died with- 
out issue. 



3 John Downesi 
of Wardley, died 
in May, 1648. 



:Penelope, dau. of 
S' CeciU Traflford 
of Traflford, co. 
Lancaster, kt 



I 
Roger Downes, 

aet 16 an. 9 

Sept 1664. 

Manchester y 9 Sept 1664. 



Penelope. 



Jane, wife of 
Raphe Snede 
of Keele, co. 
Staff, esq. 



Ducftenfeiin of ^inniep. 

fbCXXii* -^ Argent, a cross pointed and voided, sable. 



Robert Dukenfeild. 
of Dukenfield, co. 
Cest, esq. 



James Duckenfeild:i 
of Hindley, co. Lan- 
caster, an utter bar- 
rister of Gray's Inne. 
-^t. 40 an. 1 1 March 
1664. 



^Frances, dau. of George 
Preston of Holkar, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 

=Ratcliffe, youngest 
dau. of Richard 
Bolde of Bolde, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



James Duckenfield, 
set loan. II March 1664. 



I Anne. 2 Mary. 3 Francesca. 



4 Elizabeth. 



Manchester^ 11 March 1664. 



» tt • 

Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdcile, 1664-5. ^o^ 



(Bttimtm of <ZEccIe0ton. 



9ttaA* — Argent, a cross, sable, in the dexter chief a fleur-de-lis ( sable vel gules ). 
Ct^lft* — A magpie, proper. 



Henry Eccleston=Mary, dau. of John 



of Eccleston, co. 
Lancaster, 
maryed 22 Jac. 



Osbaldeston of 
Osbaldeston, esq. 



ivard Eccleston = Anne, dau. of 
cleston, ob. s. p. Richard Mas- 

seyofRixton, 
CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



MM 

2 Henry. 

3 Michael. 

4 John. 

5 William. 



T I I I 1 

6 Thomas Eccleston = Jane, dau. of i Margery. 



of Eccleston, died in 
1646, aet. 45 an., 
having been in arms 
for his majesty all the 
time of the war untill 
the time of his death, 
and he is newly re- 
leased from imprison- 
ment. 



S' Cuthbert 
Clifton of 
Westby, co. 
Lancaster, 
knt 



I Henry Eccleston=Elianor, dau. of 2 Thomas Eccleston. 



of Eccleston, esq., 
aet. 27 an. 1664. 



Robert Blundell 
oflnceBlundell, 
CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



I 
Thomas Eccleston, 

set 6 an. 1664. 



I 
I Anne. 



Jane. 



2 Eleanor. 

3 Mary, wife of 
Edward Gor- 
such. 

4 Anne. 



Ormeskirke^ 23 Sept 1664. 



I02 Visit atio}i .qf' Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 



€0etton of ^tiato. 



%Xtai* — Qaiuierly : First and fourth, Argent, a lion rampant, gules between three pheons, sable ; second and diird, 
Argent, on a chevron between three martlets vert, as many crosses patee, 6tchy, of the first 

Raphe Egerton=Elizabeth. 

of Ridley, co. 

Cest. 



I Sir Richard Egerton 
of Ridley, co. Cest, 
knt 



I 



2 Peter Egerton=Elizabeth, dau. 



of Shawe, co. 
Lancaster, esq., 
ob. 17 May 

1657. 



and coheir of 
Leonard Ashaw 
of the Hall of 
the Shaw, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



Mary, dau. of= 
William Cooke 
of Manchester, 
first wife. 



iLeonard Egertom 
of the Shaw, co. 
Lancaster, esq., 
set 47 an. 9 
Sept. 1664. 



:Mary, dau. of 
William Lever 
of Kirsall, co. 
Lancaster, 
widow of 
William Dant- 
seyofAdgcroft, 
CO. Lancaster, 
esq. 



I 
I Peter Egerton, =Mary, dau. of 

aet. 22 an. 9 Sept . . . Aldersey, 

1664. alderman of 

Chester. 



\ \ I 

2 Leonard, i Ruth. 2 Hester. 



aet. I an. 



Mary, 
aet. unius 
anni 9 
Sept 1664. 



3 Raphe i Mary. 
Egerton, 



2 Anne. 



Manchester, 9 September 1664. 



Leo. Egerton, 



Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 103 



(ZEItonlieaD of <ZEItont)eaD. 



^rmif* — Quarterly : Per fess indented, sable and argent ; in the first quarter in chief three plates. 

Eltonhed.= 



I Richard Eltonhed=Anne, dau. of 



of Eltonhead, aet 82 
an. 23 Sept. 1664. 



Edward Sutton 
of Rushton 
Spencer, co. 
Stafford. 



I I I I I 

2 John, N 

3 William, L;^^ 

4 Nicholas, \without 



5 Heniy, 

6 Raphe, 



issue. 



/ 



I Richard=Anne, dau. of 
Eltonhead, Richard Mas- 
aet. 53 an. sey of Rixton, 
23 Sept. CO. Lancaster, 
1664. esq. 



1 Anne, wife of 
Edmund Wall, 
living in Ireland. 

2 Katherine, wife of 
Thomas Meare of 
Burras in Ireland. 

3 Elizabeth, wife to 
Henry Parham of 
... CO. Wilts. 

4 Jane, wife of 
Robert Fennick. 



I Richard, 
aeL 21 an. 23 
Sept 1664. 



till 
2 Henry, i Barbara. 2 Elizabeth. 3 Martha. 



7 Edward 
Eltonhead 
of Haden- 
ham in the 
Isle of Ely. 



I 1 

1 Susanna, 

died un- 
married. 

2 Elianor, 
wife of 
Thomas 
Dabridgcourt. 



5 Agatha, wife of 
Raphe Wormley, 
son of Raphe 
Wormley of . . . 
CO. Ebor. 

6 Elianor, wife of 
Edward Brocas. 

7 Martha, wife of 
Edwin Conway of 
... CO. Wigom. 

8 Alice, wife of 
. . . Durnham. 



Ormeskirke, 23 Sept, 1664. 



Richard EHonhed. 



I04 Visitation of Lancashire by Sir William Dugdale, 1664-5. 

(ZEnttDisIe of iro)ri)ole0. 



IkXXSiA* — Argent, on a bend, engrailed, sable, three mulletts of the first. 

. . . Entwisell.= 



I George Entwisell 
of Entwissell hall 
in the parish of 
Bolton, CO. Lancas- 
ter, esq., ob. s.p. 



2 William EntwiselL=Alice, dau. of . . . 

Bradshaw of Brad- 
shaw, CO. Lancaster, 
and coheir to her 
mother. 



Edmund Entwisell: 
of Foxholes in 
Hundersfield in 
Rochedale parish, 
CO. Lancaster, esq. 



Richard Entwisell =. . . dau. of 



of Foxholes, esq. 



Arthur Ashton 
of Clegg, CO. 
Lancaster. 



Richard Entwisell=Grace, dau. of 



of Foxholes, ob. 
circa 1645. 



Robert Chad- 
wick of Heley 
hall, CO. Lan- 
caster. 



r 



JohnEntwisell=Dorothy, dau. of 



of Foxholes, 
esq., an utter 
barrister of 
the Middle 
Temple, aet. 
3 2 an. 8 April 
1665. 



Robert Holt of 
Castleton, co. 
Lancaster, esq. 



I 
I Margaret, 

wife of Edward 

Shacklock of 

Moston hall, co. 

Lancaster. 



I Richard, 
aet. 14 an. 
8 April 
1665. 



2 Bertie. 3 Edmund. Dorothy. 



— i 

2 Mary. 



Onneskirke, 8 April 1665. 



yohn Entwisle, 



Cj)t Ct»mtp=etsj)tl) iRepoit 



COUNCIL OF THE CHETHAM SOCIETY, 

£ead at the Annual Meeting, held, by permission of the Feoffeet, 
in the Audit Baom of Chethani 
\H March, 1871. 



VOLS. 81 and 82 in tlie Chetham aeries, and the first and second for 
the year 1870-1, consist of the Heraldic Visitations of the County 
Palatine of Lancaster made in the yews 1567 and 1613 respectively, the 
former by William Flower, Esq., Norroy King of Arms, and the latter by 
Richard St. George, Esq., holding the same office. These succeed the 
Visitation of 1532, which is now in progress of publication for the Society, 
under the editorial care of Mr. Lanoton. They are much fuller and more 
extensive in their records of pedigrees than the one which commences the 
series, and after much conaideratioa it was deemed most advisable to follow 
the course adopted by the Siirtees Society with respect to Sir William Dug- 
dale's Visitation of Yorkshire in 1665, to print them as accurately as possible 
from the originals without addition or commentary, and to give a verbal 
description of the Arms without incurring the expense, which would have 
been considerable, of engraving them. At the request of the Council the 
Vice-President, Canon Raines, undertook the duty of editing these Visi- 
tations, a duty wliicb he has performed with his usual care and diligence. 
The members need only be referred to the very interesting and masterly 
introdnctions, prefixed to the volumes by the learned editor, for the requi- 
site infomiatioa as to the circumBtancea under which the Visitations were 




held, the mftnuscripts from which thej have been printed, the biographical 
particulars connected with the officers making them, and the general cha- 
racter, usefulness and value of the Visitations themselves as Heraldic 
records furnishing evidence, not always conclusive but seldom to be entirely 
disregarded, in tracing the genealogical deduction of families in this king- 
dom. These two volumes will, the Council trust, be accepted as a sub- 
stantial instalment towards tho performauce of what was promised in the 
first list of projected works of the Society, The Heraldio Visitatiom of 
Lancashire and Cheshire, but the fulfilment of which, from various causes 
which it is scarcely necessary to mention, has been so long retarded. 

Vol. 83 in the series and the third for the year 1870-1, will comprise, first, 
Some Account of General Robert Venables of Antrohue and Wincham 
in Cheshire^ with the Autobiographical Memoranda of his widow, Elizabeth 
Venables, from the original MSS. in the possession of Lbb P. Townshbnd, 
Esq., with an engraving from the portrait of the General at Wincham hall ; 
and secondly, A Forme of Confession, grounded upon the Ancient Catho- 
lique and Apostolique faith, made and composed by the honorable Ladie, 
the Lady Bridget Egerton, a.d. 1636, from the original MS. in the possession 
of Sir Philip db Malpas Gbey Eobrton, Bart, M.P. The two gentlemen 
who have obligingly communicated these interesting documents from their 
family archives, have added what was necessary by way of prefatory illus- 
tration. 

The Venables papers afford some new particulars in reference to the 
history of the unfortunate expedition to Hispaniola during the Protectorate 
of Oliver Cromwell, which render its final result the less surprising. The 
name of Venables must however be always associated with the gaining 
of Jamaica, a much more important conquest than the one proposed, and 
for failing in which this ill-used General, who had a stem taskmaster 
to deal with, was disgraced and imprisoned. On the Restoration he 
appears to have devoted himself to the pursuits of a country gentleman, 
and to have rested his fame on his proficiency in angling. To one 
whose early career had been past amidst ^' war and battle's sound " it is 
pleasant to read such a tribute as that which is paid by Isaac Walton, pre- 
fixed to the General's Experienced Angler, (Lend. 1662, 12mo.) But 
perhaps the most valuable of the Venables documents is the autobiography 



of Mrs. Venaliles. It will be read with great intereat nnd pleasure bj all 
who love the frank exhibition of character which writings of this class pre- 
sent, and to whom Mrs. Lucy Hutchinson is an attrapti»e type of female 
authorship. The document communicated by Sir Philip de Malpas Grey 
Egerton, and which forms the second portion of the volume, is singularly 
curious. It is an elaborate exposition of the creed of a iady of noble descent, 
the last representative of an illustrious line, the wife of Sir Rowland Eger- 
ton of Oulton, Bart., and the daughter of Artbur Lord Grey of Wilton, K.G., 
Lord Deputy of Ireland in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, whose private 
secretary was Edmund Spenser the poet. This composition deserves and 
will reward an attentive examination. It has been objected as o decisive 
argument against Lady Packington's claim to the authorship of The Whole 
Duty of Man, that its style is of too masculine a character ; hut with Lady 
Bridget Egerton 's creed and other contemporary writings by females before 
us, that objection appears by no means an u naurm on n table one. It is to be 
regretted that Lady Bridget's creed cannot be accompanied by her portrait. 
The two first volumes for tbe year are in the hands of the Members. 
The third will be speedily issued. 



The Council have deep regret iu recording the loss which the Society has 
sustained during the last year in the death of its greatest benefactor, the late 
lamented and truly benevolent Miss Eleanora AiaHRTON. To her it is 
indebted for the four delightful volumes of Dr. Byrom's Jtemaint, which 
have now taken a deservedly high position in English autobiographical 
I literature. The interest attaching to the Doctor's personal character, which 

I. . is unreservedly displayed throughout ; tbe pleasing record of his studies nnd 
book-collecting ; the notices of Manchester; the Uvely pictures of contem- 
porary habits and manners; the glimpses of eminent men which they 
afford us; the panoramic view of the great metropolis which it presents; 
and the correspondence with Thyer, Law, Warburton and others which is 
interspersed, — eontnbuie to give a charm to these volumes of no ordinary 
kind. As therefore this work, financially of such service to the Society, 
and adding so much to the literary value of its series, was entirely the 
I munificeut present of Miss Atherton, her name must ever be gratefully 
I remembered in connection with the continued success and prosperity which 

me^ ■ . 



has hitherto attended, and appears to be likelj in future to attend, its course 
and progress. 

The publications contemplated, or in progress, are : 

1. CoSeetanea Angla-PoeHca^ Part 5. By the Rev. Thomas Cobsbb, 
M.A., F.S.A. 

2. Sir William Dugdalet Lancashire Visitation in 1664-5. Edited 
bj the Rev. Canon Rainbs, M.A., F.S.A. 

3. The Register of the Manchester Free Grammar School^ with Notices 
and Biographies of distinguished Scholars. Edited bj the Bev. J. Finch 
Smith, M. A., Rector of Aldridge. Vol. 3. 

4. The Lancashire Visitation of 1532. Edited by William Langtok, 
Esq. 

5. History of the Ancient Chapel of Stretfordy in Manchester Parish^ 
together with Notices of the more ancient local Families. Edited by 
Jambs Croston, Esq. 

6. Worthvngton's Diary and Correspondence. The concluding part. 
Edited by James Cbosslry, Esq., F.S.A., President of the Chetham 
Society. 

7. Documents relating to Edward third Earl of Derby and the Pil- 
grimage of Grace. By R. C. Christib, Esq., M.A. 

8. A Selection from the Letters of Dr. Dee^ with an introduction of 
Collectanea relating to his Life and Works. By Thomas Jones, B.A., 
F.S.A., Librarian of Chetham's Library. 

9. Poem upon the Earls and Barons of Chester^ in 62 octave stanzas, 
from an ancient MS. bel6nging to John Ardeu, Esq., of Stockport, believed 
to have been wiitten by Richard Bostock of Tattenhall,-gent ; a copy of 
which is in a MS. volume written by the Rev. John Watson, rector of 
Stockport, M.A., F.S.A., and from this the present transcript was taken. 

10. A republication, with an introductory notice of, A true Narroiive of 
the Proceedings in the several Suits in Law that have been between the 
Right Hon^^' Charles Lord Gerard of Brandon^ and A. Fitton^ Esq.y by 
a Lover of Truth. 4 to, printed at the Hague, 1663 ; and the other tracts 
relating to the same subject. 

11. Selections from the Correspondence of Sir William Brereton relating 
to affairs in the county of Chester during the Civil Wars. From the ori- 
ginals contained in seven large folio volumes in the British Museum. 

12. A Collection of Ancient Ballads and Poems^ relating to Lancashire. 



13. Diary of John A ngier^ of Denton^ from the original ManuscriptSy with 
a reprint of the Narrative of his Life published tn 1685 dy Oliver Hey wood. 

14. A Selection from Dr. John Byroms unprinted Remains in Prose 
and Verse, 

15. A new Edition of the Poems Collected and Published after his 
Deaths corrected and revised^ with NoteSy and a Prefatory Sketch of 
his Life. 

16. Hollinworth's Mancuniensis. A new edition. Edited by Canon 
Raines. 

17.-4 Volume of Extracts^ Depositions^ Letters, ^c.^ from the Con- 
sistory Court of Chester^ beginning tvith the Foundation of the See. 

18. Extracts from Roger Dodsworth's Collections in the Bodleian 
Library at Oxford relating to Lancasihire. 

19. Annales Cestrier^ses. 

20. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. 4. 

21. A General Index to volumes XKXI. to LX. of the Publications 
of the Chetham Society. 



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April 8 Robert Langton, for Electrotypes... 
May 27 Richard Sims: 

Transcript of HarL MS. 

Description of Coats of Arms 

June 29 County Fire Office, Insurance 

1871 

Jan, 30 Transcript of Flotoer*s Visitation 

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LIST OF MEMBERS 

For toe Yb»r 1871 — 1872. 



m asterisk is pr^fijred, hav< 



•ouKled for their Siascrlption: 



3. at. John, Prinknash Pajk, Pninswick. 
Idams, George Edward, M A., F.S.A., Lancaa- 
rald, Collegeof Ann8,LDtidoii 
CockajTie, Aahboume House, Putney 



B. W. 

Thorn 
■th, Italph 



F,M.D.,F.L.3., Manchester 

ubland, Norwich 

Tjaaen, F.SA., Didlington Park, 

%c, Bamnel, pEndleton, Manchester 
mg. Rev. Alfred Thomai, M.i., Aolilon Par- 
age, Preston 
je, Geo. J., F.8.A,, Clifton, BiiBhouse 

John, Warrington 
th, Henry, The Oalta, near Bolton 
„ Alfred, Unkiofield 

n, James, Swinton House, near Manchester 
Villiam, Little Hulton, near Bolton 
n, William, Ashton Heyes, near Chester 
in. Bey, J. A, M. A., Longs istt 

Thnmas, F.S.A., Liverpool 
homas, Tcafford Moss, Manchester 

JP Co-operative Store, Baeup 
Bgshaw. John. Manchester 
John E., Manch 



Ihon 
ir, Rohe 



, 1, Haymarket, London 






,h Castle, b 



rChes 



ton Lodge, Newton in Cartmel 
>, lurs,, lireenhill, Oldham 

Richard, Caldy Manor, Birkenhead 
Lt, William, Orford Hall, Warrington 

James F., Manchester 

, Captiin H. A., Nelson House, Manchester 
loyal Library, Berlin 
:e, Mrs., Fyke House, Littlehorough 
Hugh, M.P., Moorlands, near Manchester 
Rev. J. S., M.A., Halliwell Hall, Bolton 

Thomas H., Hart Hill, Eccles, Manchester 
[ham. Borough of, Central Free Lihrary, Bit 
ighair 



Bolton Public Library, Bolton-le-Moors 
Booker, Rev. John, M.A., F,3.A., Sutton, Surrey 
Booth, Benjamin W., Swinton, near Manchester 
BootJi, John, Greenhank, Mcnton, Eceles 
Booth, William, Holly Bank, Combrook, Manchester 
Boston, U.S., AtheniEum Library 
Boston, U. S., Public Lihrary 

Bower, Misa, Old Park, Boatol, Abbey wood, Lon- 
don S.E 
Bowers. The Very Rev. B. H., D.D„ Dean of Man- 

Brackenbury, Miss, Adelaide Crescent, Brighton 

Bradshaw, John, Jun., Manchester 

•Bridgeman, Hon. and Hcv. George T, O., M A„ 

Hon, Canon of Manchester, Rectory, Wigan 
Bridson, J. Ridgway, Crompton Fold, Bolton, 
Brierley, Rev. J., M A,, Moaley Moss HaU, Congleton 
■Brooke, Thomas, Armitaee Bridge, near Huddera- 

field 
•Brooks, W. Cnnliffe, M.P., M.A, F.3.A., Barlow Hall 

Manchester 
Brown, Mrs , Winckley Sqaare, Preston 
Browne, William Henry. Cheater 
Buckley, Sir Edmund, Batt., M.P,. Dinas Mowddwy 
Bunting, Thomas Percival, Manchester 
Bury Co-operative Society, Bury, Lancashire 

CAINE,Eev. William, M. A. ,DucieGroTe,Manoheater 
Cambridge, Christ's College Library 
Cassels, Rev. Andrew, M.A., Batley Vicarage, near 

Dewabu^ 
•Chadwick, Eliaa, M.A., Pudlestone Court, Herelord- 

Chiohester, The Lord Bishop of 

Christie, Richard Copley, M.A, Chancellor of the 
Diocese of Manchester. 

•Churchill, W. S.,Brinnington Lodge, near Stoekport 

•Clare, John Leigh, Liverpool 

Clarke, Archibald William, Scotsccofl, DidBbury 

Clegg, Thomas, Manchester 

Colley. r. DavieB-,M.D., Chester 

Cooke, Thomas, Rusholme Hall, near Manchester 

Corser, Rev. Thomas, M.A., F.9.A, Stand, near Man- 
chester 



LIST OF MEMBERS. 



•Cottam, Samuel, F.E.A.S., Wightwick House, Man- 
chester 

Coulthart, John Boss, Ashton-under-Lyne 
eiwford i " 
Wigan 



•Crawford and Balcarres, The Earl of, Haigh Hall, near 



3r-Lync 
of, Hai 



Crompton, Samuel, M.D., Manchester 
Cross, Col. W. Assheton, Red Scar, Preston 
Crosse, Thomas Bright, Shaw Hill, near Chorley 
Crossley, George F^ Beech Tree Bank, Prestwich 
Crossley, James, F.S.A., Manchester, President 
Crossley, Croslegh Dampier, Scaitcliffe House, Tod- 

morden 
Croston, James, Upton Hall, Presthury 
Cunningham, Wilham Alexander, Manchester 



T^ARBISHIRE, G. Stanley, RiTersfield, Eccles 




Delamere, The Lord, Yale Royal, near Northwich 

•Derhy, The Earl of, Knowsley, Prescot 

Devonshire, The Duke of, Holker Grange, Lancashire 

Dixon, Jas., Ormskirk 

Dohson, William, Preston 

Doxey, Rev. J. S , Milnrow, Rochdale 

EABLE, Frederic William, Edenhurst, near Huyton 
Eccles, Richard, Wigan 
Eastwood, J. A., Manchester 
Eckersley, Thomas, Wigan 
Egerton, Sir Philip de Malpas Grey-, Bart., M.P., Oulton 

Park, Tarporiey 
Egerton, The Lord, Tatton Park, Knutsford 
EUesmere, The Earl of, Worsley Hall 
Ellison, Cuthhert £., Worship Street, London 
Ethelston, Rev. Hart, M.A., Cheetham Hill 
Eyre, Thomas, Hayfield, Stockport 

•TRENTON, James, M.A., F.S.A., Norton Hall, 

X^ Mickleton Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire 
Femley, John, Southport 
Ffarington, Miss, Worden Hall, near Preston 
•Fielden, SamueL Centre Vale, Todmorden 
Fisher, William, Lancaster Banking Co., Preston 
Fishwick, Colonel, Carr Hill, Rochdale 
Fleming, William, M.D., Rowton Grange, Chester 
Forster, John, Palace Gate House, Kensington, London 

GARNETT, Wm. James, Quemmore Park, Lancaster 
GKhb, William, Swinton Lodge, Manchester 
Oladitone, Murray, F.R.A.S., Broughton, Manchester 
^Gladstone, Robert, Highfield, near Manchester 
GoM, Right Bey. A., D.D., St. Edward's College, Liver- 

pool 
Chitangen Uniyersity Library, Gottingen 
•Greenall, Gilbert, Walton Hall, near Warrington 

■VTADFIELD, George, M.P., Manchester 
Jl Hailstone, Edward, F.S.A., Horton Hall, Brad- 
ford, Yorkshire 
rd^,William,F.S. A.,Duchy ofLancaster Office,London 



dn 



Hargreayes, George J., Piccadilly, Manchester 
Harris, George, F.S.A., Iselipps Manor, Northott, 

Southall 
Harrison, William, Rock Mount, St. John's, Isle oi 

Man 
•Harrison, William, F.S.A., F.G.S , F.R.S., Antq. 

Nord, Samlesbury Hall, near Preston 
Harter, James Collier, Leamington 
•Harter, William, Hope Hall, near Manchester 
Hatton, James, Richmond House, near Manchester 
Haworth, William, Burnley 
Healey, Henry, Smallbridge, Rochdale 
Heelis, Stephen, Manchester 
Heginbotham, Henry, Millgate House, Stockport 
Henderson, Rev. John, Parsonage, Colne 
•Henry, W. C, M.D., F.R.S., Haffield, near Ledbury 
Herford, Rev. Brooke, Manchester 
Heron, Rev. George, M.A., Carrington, Cheshire 
Heywood, Arthur Henry, Manchester, Tretuurer 
Heywood, Rev. Henry R., M.A., Swinton, Manchester 
Heywood, James, F.K.S., F.G.S., 26, Palace Gardens, 

Kensington, London 
Heywood, Thomas, Pendleton, near Manchester 
Heywood, Sir Thos. Percival, Bart., Doveleys, Ash- 
bourne 
Heywood, G. T., Piccadilly, Manchester 
Hickson, Thomas, Melton Mowbray 
Higson, James, Ardwick Green North, Manchester 
Higson, John, Birch Cottage, Lees, near Oldham 
Hilton, William Hughes, Booth Street, Manchester 
Hoare, P. R., Lusconlbe, Dawlish 
Holden, Thomas, Springffield, Bolton-le-Moors 
Holdsworth, Charles J., Eccles 
•Hoghton, Sir Henry de, Bart. 
Hornby, Rev. George, B.D. 
Hornby, Rev. William, M.A., St. Michael's, Garstang, 

Hon. Canon of Manchester 
Howard, Edward C, Brinnington Hall, Stockport 
Howard, The Honorable Richard Edward, D.C.L, Man- 
chester 
Howarth, Henry H», Derby House, Eccles 
•Hughes, Thomas, F.S. A., Grove Terrace, Chester 
•HuUon, Rev. C. G., M.A., Emberton, Newport Pagnel, 

Bucks 
Hulton, W. A*, Hurst Grange, Preston 
Hume, Rev. A., LL.D., D.C II., F.S.A., Liverpool 
Hutchinson, Robert Hopwood, Tenter House, Booh- 
dale 

JACSON, Charles R., Barton Hall, Preston 
Johnson, Jabez, Pennington Hall, near Manchester 
Johnson, W. R., The Cliflfe, Wybunbury, Nantwioh 
Jones, Jos., Abberley Hall, Stourport 
Jones, Thomas, B.A., F.S.A., Ghetham Library, Man- 
chester 
Jones, Wm. Roscoe, Atheneum, Liverpool 
Jordan, Joseph, F.R.C.S., Manchester 

KAY, Samuel, Oakley House, Weaste, Manchester 
Kemp, George T., Rochdale 
Kennedy, Jno. Lawson, Axdwick Hall, Manchester 



LIST OF UEMBEHS. 



Ir, James, Hanchcatcr 

w, John, Craas Gate, Audenshaw 

w, Rer. J. C, M.A., Walton- le-dale 

JTON, WiffiBIn, ManohEBter 
iw, Wm., Bent House, Littleborough 
jlirajy, Leeds 
Evana, Hathersbaw, Oidham 
■illiaro, 3L Ana's Street, Manchester 
3. Cornwall, M.P., F,Q,8., High Legh, Knuta. 

Colonel Egerton, JodreU Hall, Halmea Chapel 
Henry, Moorfield, Smnton 
Misa, The Limes, Hale, near Warrington 
I, John R., Stookpott 
1. H. B. M., Cheetham Hill, Manchester 
a. W., Oldham 
ol AthCDiEim] Library 



s. Edward C., Castle Combo, Chippenhaj 
Edward, Lil lead en, Hairkhurst, Sent 
Lewis, Monks Orchard, Bromley, Kent 
W. E., Mancheater 



er. Mis.. Beechwood, Rochdale 

on, A- W., 18, Abingdon Street, Westmjaster 

iBter Chetham Library 

■filer Free Library 

istcr Owens College 

^8ter Royal Bioliange Library 

lesler. The Lord BiSiop of 

rater Union Club 

Etobert, ManchEBter 

:. B. Le, Man cheater 

itt, John, Liverpool 

n, G, B., MancbeBter 

Q,Rev.J,H.,B.D,,F,H.G.S.,Cai!0nDfManclie5tEr 

, John Fitchew, Warrington 
Hugh, Groby Lodge, Aahton-under-Lyne 
Iter. E., M.A., Gawsworth Beclory, near Mac- 

ggeld 

Joseph, F.S.A., Lord-street, Liverpool 
Thomas, F,R,C,S., Ozford Road, Mancbestei 

John, Q.C., The Temple, London 

t. Sic Tonman, Bart,, Bolleston Hall, Staffoid- 

KeT. Jobn James. Otterspool, Liverpool 
William, Parkaide, Preaoot 
, James, Mancbeitei 

LOR, Misa, Altrincham 
Neild, Jonathan, Jun., Rochdale 
Henry, Hate Hill, Littleborough. 



■Nc«bery, Henry, Docklands, Ingateaionc, Esaoi 
Kieholaoa, Jamea, F,3,A., Ihelwall HaU, Warrington 



OEMEROD, George, D.C.L., F.R.S., F,S,A., F.G.3,, 
Sedbury Park, Glouccsterahire 
Ormerod, Henry Mere, Manchester 
Owen, John, Stretford Road, Hnlme, Manchester 
Oiford, Braaenose College 

• -pARKEH, Bev. Arttnr Townlcy, M,A., Hon. Canon 

J. of Manchester Hoyle, Burnley 
Parker, Hobcrt Townley, Cuerden Hall, near Prea- 

Farkinson, Colonel, Eppleton Hatl, Fence Houses, 

Durham 
•Patten, Bt, Honble. J, Wilson, M,P,, Bank Hall, War- 
rington 
Pedder, Bichard, Preaton 
Peel, George, BrookfieM, Cheadlc 
Peel, Jonathan, Knowltmere Manor, near Clitbaroe 
Femberton, Richard L., The Barnes, Sunderland 
Perkes, Rowland J,, M.A., Bt. Jobn's CoUege, Cam- 
Ferris, John, Lyceum, Liverpool 

Phihppi, Frederick Theod., Belfield Hall, near Hoclidal* 
•Philipa, Mark, The Park, Manchester 
Piccope, BflT. G. J., M.A,, Yarwell, WanBford, Nortk- 

■mptonshire 
Picton, J, A., F.S.A., Clayton Square, Liverpool 
Pierpoint. Benjamin, St. Austin s, Warrington 
Plteairn, Rev, J, P.jM.A,, Ticarage, Eecles 
•Piatt, Jobn, M.F., Wemeth Park, Oldham 



cburch, Salop 
-lUARITCH, Bernard, Piccadilly, 1 



Iford, Tbomaa, M.D„ Higher Broaghlon 
Raine, Rev, Jamsa, M.A,, Canon ofTork 
liaines, Hev. F, B„ M.A,, F.S.A,. Ticar otMilnrow and 

Hon, Canon of Manchester, Vice Pretidmt 
Raines, R. E. H., Worcester College, Oiford 
Ramsbotham, Jamea, Crowboro' Warren, Tnnbridae 

Wells 
Bedhead, R. Milne, F.L.S., F.B.Q.B,, Seedley, Man- 



Eeynolde, Bev. George W., DiocEsan Cburch Rogiatry, 

Manchester 
Bhodocanakia, H. H, The Prince, C,K,G., PbD,, 

F,3.A.A., F.O.H.S,, Higher Bionghton, Man- 



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Honorary Secretarv 
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